The Blue Spot Tools 150mm (6") Digital Vernier Caliper has external and internal measuring jaws wi...The Blue Spot Tools 150mm (6") Digital Vernier Caliper has external and internal measuring jaws with a deep measuring blade. It features metric and imperial scales with an LCD display. This caliper is supplied in a robust plastic box.
Specifications:
Range: 0-150mm (6")
Accuracy: ± 0.25mm/0.01"
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This guide is for anyone using the Blue Spot Tools 150mm (6") Digital Vernier Caliper. It's designed to provide accurate measurements for both internal and external dimensions. Note that while the digital display offers precise readings, it's crucial to handle the caliper with care to maintain accuracy.
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Model Part Number
33923
Brand
BlueSpot
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FAQs
What is the measurement range of the caliper?
The caliper measures from 0-150mm (6").
What is the accuracy of the caliper?
The accuracy is ± 0.25mm/0.01".
Does the caliper display measurements in both metric and imperial units?
Yes, it displays measurements in both millimeters (mm) and inches (in).
How do I calibrate the caliper?
Close the jaws completely and press the 'zero' or 'on/off' button to reset the display to zero.
How should I store the caliper?
Store the caliper in its protective plastic box when not in use.
How do I clean the caliper?
Clean the caliper after each use with a soft cloth to remove any debris.
What type of battery does the caliper use?
The battery type is not specified in the product data, refer to the battery compartment for the correct type.
Troubleshooting
Caliper does not turn on.
Check the battery and replace if necessary. Ensure the battery is correctly installed.
Measurements are inaccurate.
Ensure the jaws are clean and free of debris. Recalibrate the caliper by closing the jaws and pressing the zero button. Check for any damage to the jaws.
Display is dim or unreadable.
Replace the battery.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Easy-to-read digital display.
Versatile measurement capabilities (internal, external, and depth).
Dual measurement scales (metric and imperial).
High accuracy.
Durable construction with included storage case.
Cons
Requires battery to operate.
Accuracy can be affected by rough handling.
Plastic case may not provide the highest level of protection against heavy impacts.
Limited measurement range compared to some other calipers.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Battery Installation: Open the battery compartment (usually located on the back of the caliper) and insert the correct battery type. Ensure the polarity (+/-) is correct.
Zeroing: Close the jaws completely and press the 'zero' or 'on/off' button to reset the display to zero.
Measurement: Place the object between the jaws (for external measurements) or use the internal jaws (for internal measurements). Ensure the jaws are closed firmly but not forcefully.
Reading: Observe the measurement on the LCD screen.
Care:
Clean the caliper after each use with a soft cloth.
Store in its protective case when not in use.
Avoid exposing the caliper to extreme temperatures or humidity.
Do not drop or subject the caliper to excessive force.
Regularly check the battery and replace it when needed.