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Caliper
Calipers are among the most frequently used measuring instruments in the workshop. Calipers can be used to quickly and easily determine lengths of external and internal diameters. Depending on the design of the calliper gauge, a so-called depth gauge may also be available, which can be used to measure the depth of blind holes or grooves, for example. Calipers with digital displays or dial gauges have a higher reading accuracy compared to analogue calipers with a vernier as a reading aid.
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What types of calipers are there?
A distinction is made between digital and analogue calipers, as well as calipers with a round scale (clock). There are also depth calipers for determining the depth of grooves or blind holes, for example. In our guide, you will find an overview of the types of calipers and their advantages and disadvantages.
