Quick Answer: The Vernier Calliper Stainless Steel is a manual precision measuring instrument with main and vernier scales, used to measure the external dimensions and thickness of small objects, and internal sizes and depth where the model has the jaws and depth rod.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
Stainless steel construction
Main scale and vernier scale with manual analogue reading
No battery required
Internal, step and depth measurement where the model includes the required jaws and depth rod
Teaches least count, zero error and scale reading
Technical Specifications
Specification
Value
Material
Stainless steel
Scale type
Main scale and vernier scale
Display type
Manual analogue reading
Power requirement
No battery required
About This Product
Students clean the jaws and the object, close the jaws gently to check for zero error, then place the object between the outside jaws and read the main and vernier scales. The calliper measures cylinders, rods, tubes, blocks and small components, and its readings can be compared with those of an electronic digital caliper to contrast manual and digital methods.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. Does it need a battery? No. It is read manually from the main and vernier scales, with no electronic display, charging or cells.