About Mitutoyo 150 mm / 6 inch Dial Vernier Caliper 505-730, VC-17
Features:
- Ultra-smooth sliding and high shock protection.
- Easy to read dial with large character height.
- Available in 1mm / .100 and 2mm / .200 per revolutions
- Carbide-tipped outer dimension jaws are available
- These dial calipers allows you to take reliable measurements
- Supplied in a fitted plastic case
- Lock screw holds the dial measurement and sliding jaw position to obtain accurate measurement
Precision Engineering for Versatile MeasurementBuilt with robust stainless steel jaws and a 40 mm jaw length, the Mitutoyo Dial Vernier Caliper guarantees exceptional measurement accuracy to 0.02 mm. Its dual-scale display provides both metric and inch readings, making it ideal for various general measurement tasks across different materials.
Intuitive Operation and Mechanical ReliabilityThis model is engineered for smooth usability, featuring a thumb roller for consistent sliding and a lock screw to fix positions reliably. The shock-proof yellow dial protects against accidental impacts, while its mechanical operation ensures dependable readings without the need for batteries.
FAQ's of Mitutoyo 150 mm / 6 inch Dial Vernier Caliper 505-730, VC-17:
Q: How does the dual scale feature benefit users of the Mitutoyo 505-730 dial vernier caliper?
A: The dual scale allows users to take measurements in both metric (mm) and inch units, eliminating the need for conversion and enhancing convenience for projects requiring different measurement systems.
Q: What is the process for using the dial vernier caliper to measure the depth of an object?
A: To measure depth, extend the caliper's depth bar and insert it into the object's cavity. Slide the thumb roller until the bar touches the bottom, then read the measurement on the dial and main scale.
Q: Where can the Mitutoyo 505-730 dial caliper be effectively used?
A: This caliper is suitable for a wide range of settings, including workshops, manufacturing, quality control, and educational environments, particularly when measuring metals, plastics, or other solid materials.
Q: When should the lock screw be used during measurement?
A: Use the lock screw to fix the position of the jaws once your desired measurement is achieved. This helps prevent accidental movement and ensures precise readings, especially during documentation or comparison tasks.
Q: What are the advantages of the mechanical, shock-proof dial design?
A: The mechanical operation removes dependence on batteries, making the caliper highly reliable. Additionally, the shock-proof dial protects the internal mechanism from impacts, promoting consistent accuracy over time.
Q: How do you maintain accuracy with this caliper?
A: Keep the measuring faces clean, avoid excessive force, and store the tool in a secure location when not in use. Regular calibration is recommended for sustained precision.