The SHC-I caliper is the simplest mechanical caliper with a vernier scale for external and internal measurements. It is equipped with a depth gauge, has a division value of 0.02 mm, and a length of up to 150 mm.
The ShTZ-I caliper is a digital caliper with a measuring range of up to 300 mm and a division value of 0.01, the ability to zero at any point and switch between metric and inch scales.
The ShCk-I caliper is a mechanical caliper with a division value of 0.02 and a measuring range of up to 300 mm, equipped with a circular scale as a reading device.
ShC-II calipers are mechanical calipers with double-sided jaws, with possible divisions of 0.02 and 0.05 and a maximum range of up to 300 mm, ideal for installing special carbide tips for marking.
Shats-III calipers are mechanical and digital calipers with single-sided jaws designed for measuring large dimensions, with a possible length of up to 4000 mm and jaws of 250 mm.
Our advantages: all calipers are supplied with ISO 17025 calibration, have their own individual serial number, and come with a passport.
SHC-I calipers
Shch-I calipers
ShC-II calipers
ShC-III calipers
Shch-I vernier calipers
ShCC-III calipers
Precision digital caliper SHTS
Calipers for internal measurements
Calipers for external measurements
Calipers for measuring center distances
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 Pipe calipers |
 Digital universal calipers |
 Jeweler's calipers |
Protective calipers |
Bluetooth ( wireless) caliper |
A caliper is a unique tool for performing various linear mechanical measurements that is familiar to all of us. Easy to use and reliable, it has many advantages, including measurement accuracy and reliability. Today, the functionality of calipers has increased, with the advent of digital calipers and special attachments for measuring pipes and internal and external dimensions, but the shape of the rod, movable scale, and additional vernier scale in mechanical calipers has remained unchanged. Digital calipers are particularly popular; they are also called calipers with an electronic scale. Digital calipers have a number of advantages and disadvantages, like any device. The main advantages of digital calipers include accuracy and ease of use. The principle of operation of a vernier caliper with an electronic scale is very simple: there is a magnetic tape (scale) on the vernier caliper rod, and a high-precision, reliable reading device is located in the digital block of the vernier caliper. The only drawback of digital calipers is that they cannot be used at sub-zero temperatures. Like any electronic device, electronic calipers are also affected by low temperatures. Mechanical calipers are not as accurate as those with a digital indicator, but they are still highly reliable and accurate. All Microtech calipers are handmade. The caliper jaws are finished by hand and tested in our laboratory.
Today, various models of calipers are produced to solve all kinds of measurement tasks.
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