Mitutoyo 505-733 Dial Caliper 200mm 0.01mm Graduation

Product Description

The MITUTOYO 505-733 is a stainless steel dial caliper designed for precise dimensional measurement in shop, field, and inspection environments. It covers a full 200 mm range with 0.01 mm dial graduation and 1 mm per revolution dial movement, delivering an accuracy of 0.03 mm. The jaws measure 50 mm in length and carry a titanium nitride coating for wear resistance. The yellow dial face on a black dial case provides high-contrast readability under typical shop lighting. Machinists, quality technicians, and tool-room professionals use this instrument for fast, repeatable analog measurements without the need for batteries or digital electronics.

The 505-733 supports four measurement modes: outside, inside, depth, and step measurement, making it a single-tool solution for most caliper tasks encountered in precision manufacturing, maintenance, and quality control workflows. The sliding jaw adjustment allows smooth, controlled movement along the stainless steel beam. The instrument ships in a fitted plastic case to protect the measuring surfaces during storage and transport. It suits both production floor use and bench inspection tasks where a reliable analog readout is preferred over digital display.

Key Features

• 200 mm measurement range with 0.01 mm dial graduation and 1 mm per revolution for fine resolution
• Accuracy of 0.03 mm per proprietary inspection certification
• Stainless steel frame, beam, and jaws with titanium nitride coating for corrosion and wear resistance
• Yellow dial face with black dial case for high-contrast readability
• Four measurement modes: outside, inside, depth, and step
• Supplied in a fitted plastic case for safe storage and transport

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose dial caliper for use in precision measurement applications requiring metric graduation; compatible with standard caliper accessories and fitted cases intended for instruments in the 200 mm class.

Installation Notes

Calibrated measuring instruments should be handled by qualified technicians or quality personnel familiar with metrology practices. Before use, clean the measuring faces and verify the dial reads zero with jaws fully closed; adjust the bezel if necessary using the manufacturers specified zeroing procedure. Avoid storing the caliper in contact with abrasive materials or in environments with excessive humidity. Periodic calibration against a traceable standard is recommended to maintain measurement integrity.