Heavy Vernier Calipers Solid Type Art No 1208-214
Heavy Vernier Calipers are robust precision measuring instruments designed for large-size and heavy-duty measurement applications. Built with a strong, rigid frame and extended jaws, they are ideal for measuring large external and internal dimensions with accuracy in industrial environments. These calipers are commonly used in workshops, fabrication units, and heavy engineering industries where standard calipers are not sufficient due to size or load requirements.
Specifications
For: Art No 1208-214- Product Name
- Long Jaw Vernier Caliper (Separate Type)
- Range
- 0-200mm/0-8"
- Graduation
- 0.05mm/1/128"
- Accuracy
- 0.06mm
Configurations
Click a row to switch| Variant | Graduation | Range | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Art No 1208-214 | 0.05mm/1/128" | 0-200mm/0-8" | ₹7,809 |
| Art No 1208-394 | 0.05mm/1/128" | 0-300mm/0-12" | ₹9,827 |
| Art No 1208-324 | 0.05mm/1/128" | 0-300mm/0-12" | ₹14,525 |
| Art No 1208-524 | 0.05mm/1/128" | 0-500mm/0-20" | ₹15,515 |
| Art No 1208-614 | 0.05mm/1/128" | 0-600mm/0-24" | ₹18,396 |
| Art No 1208-824 | 0.05mm/1/128" | 0-800mm/0-32" | ₹34,648 |
| Art No 1208-1024 | 0.05mm/1/128" | 0-1000mm/0-40" | ₹40,253 |
| Art No 1208-521 | 0.02mm | 0-500mm | ₹16,578 |
| Art No 11208-1021 | 0.02mm | 0-1000mm | ₹41,901 |
Operational Efficiency
- Extended jaws facilitate access to deep or wide workpieces
- Reduced glare enhances visibility for faster data collection
- Rugged design minimizes downtime from instrument damage
- Reliable locking system prevents accidental scale movement
Quality Assurance & Calibration
- Factory calibrated with full traceability for reliability
- Consistent performance across the entire product range
- Meets requirements for professional inspection workflows
- Engineered for consistent results in quality control checks
Ideal Industrial Applications
- Suitable for heavy engineering and fabrication unit operations
- Ideal for measuring large external and internal dimensions
- Performs well where standard calipers are insufficient
- Built for use in workshops and heavy-duty industrial settings
- Handles large-size measurement applications with confidence
- Measuring range typically 0–300 mm or 0–12 inch per model
Precision Measurement Features
- High precision accuracy up to ±0.02 mm for critical tasks
- Resolution of 0.02 mm or 0.001 inch for detailed readings
- Dual scale system supports both metric and inch measurements
- Screw lock mechanism ensures stable measurement during reading
- Smooth fine adjustment roller allows for precise control
- Integrated hardened depth measuring blade for internal depths
Robust Construction & Durability
- Hardened stainless steel body ensures long-term durability
- Rust-resistant body protects against workshop corrosion
- Satin chrome finish provides glare-free reading in bright light
- Precision-ground sliding surface guarantees smooth movement
- Designed for shock resistance in rugged industrial environments
- Heavy-duty jaws withstand high-load measurement tasks
More questions buyers ask
What is a Vernier Caliper used for?
A Vernier Caliper is a precision measuring instrument used to measure the internal, external, and depth dimensions of objects with high accuracy.
Why choose Insize Vernier Calipers?
Insize is known for high-quality, durable, and reliable precision measuring tools that meet international standards for industrial applications.
What materials are Insize calipers made of?
Insize Vernier Calipers are typically constructed from hardened stainless steel to ensure durability, rust resistance, and long-term precision.
How do I read a Vernier Caliper?
You read the main scale for coarse measurements and the Vernier scale for finer graduations, adding the two values together for the final reading.
Are these calipers suitable for heavy-duty use?
Yes, the 'Solid Type' and 'Long Jaw' series are specifically designed for heavy engineering, fabrication, and large-scale industrial measurement tasks.
What is the difference between 0.02mm and 0.05mm graduation?
A 0.02mm graduation provides higher precision for critical inspection tasks, while 0.05mm is standard for general workshop measurements.
Do Insize calipers come with a warranty?
Yes, Insize products are backed by a manufacturer's warranty, ensuring quality and performance for professional users.
Can I use these for internal measurements?
Yes, these calipers feature specialized jaws designed for both internal and external dimension measurements.
How should I maintain my Vernier Caliper?
Keep the sliding surfaces clean, store in a protective case, and avoid dropping or exposing the tool to harsh chemicals or moisture.
Are these calipers calibrated?
Yes, Insize instruments are factory-calibrated and typically include traceability to ensure reliable performance right out of the box.
Who should choose the 0-200mm model?
Ideal for general workshop tasks and small-to-medium component measurements where portability and standard precision are required.
Who should choose the 0-1000mm model?
Best for heavy engineering, large-scale fabrication, and quality control of massive industrial parts requiring extensive measurement range.
Who should choose the 0.02mm graduation models?
Recommended for quality control inspectors and engineers performing critical measurements where high-precision tolerances are mandatory.
How does the 0-500mm model compare to the 0-1000mm model?
The 0-500mm model offers a balance of range and ease of handling, while the 0-1000mm model provides the maximum capacity for large-scale industrial work.
Is there a difference in accuracy between the ranges?
Yes, accuracy typically decreases slightly as the measurement range increases due to the physical length of the beam.
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Heavy Vernier Calipers are robust precision measuring instruments designed for large-size and heavy-duty measurement applications. Built with a strong, rigid frame and extended jaws, they are ideal for measuring large external and internal dimensions with accuracy in industrial environments.
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These calipers are commonly used in workshops, fabrication units, and heavy engineering industries where standard calipers are not sufficient due to size or load requirements.