Facom Caliper 150 mm 0.01 mm Resolution Vernier, Metric, Imperial

Facom 1300E Digital Caliper

Introducing the high-precision, professional, digital display caliper from Facom. This precision instrument measures precisely depth and internal and external diameters of an object. This pocket-size caliper is an ideal addition to any tool kit or environment where the user conducts experiments where greater accuracy is required.

Facom 1300E Digital Caliper is available as non-calibrated (669-8195) or calibrated tool and all calibration options are:
• UKAS Calibration - 124-3554

Features and Benefits:

• Professional Pocket size caliper (235 mm long) designed for use in the workshops and laboratories
• Capacity: 150mm
• Easy-to-read, 6mm wide digital LCD display for clear and resolution 0.01mm
• Measurements displayed in both mm and inches
• Interior / exterior / depth measurement, direct and relative measurement
• IP20 anti-static protection
• High-Precision measuring device with an accuracy of 1/100th – 0.01mm
• Battery save mode with automatic switch-off
• Battery life: approx. 3500 hours.
• RS 232 Output
• Battery (CR20320) Supplied

Easy to operate 3-button interface:
1. ON/OFF: Turn the caliper on and off (manual measurement readings available while powered off)
2. Inch/mm: Convert the display between metric and imperial measurement readings
3. ZERO: Reset the display to Zero (can be zeroed at any position within its range, to provide relative measurements)

Approvals and Certification:

• DIN 862

Typical Application:

Digital Calipers are suitable for use in a wide range of applications including:
• laboratories
• electrical and electronic servicing
• machinery maintenance
• automotive & aviation industries

FAQs:

What do I get in the set?
The caliper is supplied with plastic, foamed case and battery.

Why choose this product?
This Facom designed Digital Caliper is a useful tool, and no laboratory should be without one. Measure in either inches or millimetres in four ways. The easy to read fine adjustment scale provides readings to hundredths of a millimetre.