Open‑type single‑jaw caliper with extended jaws (large‑range, extended‑jaw version)
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Product Introduction:
The open‑type, single‑jaw caliper features an open‑frame design and a unidirectional jaw, specifically engineered to measure the outer diameter, thickness, and other dimensions of large, elongated workpieces. Its body is crafted from stainless steel, offering excellent rigidity, wear resistance, clear graduations, smooth sliding action, and stable measurements.
The open‑frame design facilitates cleaning and maintenance, making it well suited to harsh workshop environments. The single‑direction long jaws can reach deep into workpieces or measure at remote locations, addressing measurement challenges that conventional calipers cannot handle. Equipped with a locking mechanism, it allows readings to be secured for convenient re‑inspection and documentation.
Product Applications:
It is widely used for large‑size, long‑distance, and deep‑dimensional measurements in industries such as machining, mold making, hardware, pipe manufacturing, and sheet metal fabrication.
Technical Specifications:
| Parameter | Specification Description |
| Range | 300–3000 mm optional |
| Graduation value | 0.02mm |
| Precision | ±0.05 mm (when the measuring range is 0–500 mm) |
| Main material | Stainless steel |
| Scale craftsmanship | Laser scale |
| Applicable temperature | 0–40℃ |
The reading principle of a vernier caliper:
The reading mechanism of a vernier caliper consists of a main scale and a vernier scale. When the movable jaws are brought into contact with the fixed jaws, the “0” mark on the vernier scale aligns with the “0” mark on the main scale, at which point the distance between the jaws is zero. As the slide is moved to the left to a specific position, the distance between the fixed and movable jaws corresponds to the measured dimension of the part. The integer portion of the dimension can be read from the main‑scale graduations to the right of the vernier’s zero line, while the fractional part—less than 1 mm—can be determined by reading the vernier scale.
How to read a vernier caliper:
The reading of a vernier caliper consists of the integer part in millimeters and the decimal part in millimeters. The method for taking the reading is as follows:
(1) Integer part: Starting from the first graduation line on the main scale to the left of the vernier zero mark, read the integer portion in millimeters.
(2) Decimal portion: The number of divisions on the vernier scale that align with a particular division on the main scale, multiplied by the instrument’s least count, gives the decimal part in millimeters. If no vernier division exactly coincides with a main‑scale division—instead falling between two values—one may read the average of the corresponding least‑count increments.
(3) Determine the measurement value by addition: Add the integer part of the millimeter reading to the decimal portion of the millimeter reading; the sum is the measured dimension of the workpiece.
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Open‑type single‑jaw caliper with extended jaws (large‑range, extended‑jaw version)