Spi CMS141007013 Vernier Caliper 0-60 in Stainless Steel

Product Description

The SPI CMS141007013 is a large-range vernier caliper designed for precision measurement in industrial, manufacturing, and metrology applications. It covers a measurement range of 0 to 60 inches with an accuracy of 0.004 inches and a graduation of 0.001 inches, making it suitable for high-precision dimensional inspection tasks. The caliper is constructed from stainless steel throughout, including the jaws, and features a chrome finish. It ships calibrated and includes a protective case, double set screws, a fine adjustment mechanism, and a thumb lock for repeatable, controlled readings.

This caliper is intended for use in machine shops, quality control environments, and industrial facilities where large workpiece measurements are required. The 7.87-inch jaw depth allows for measurement of deep features and large-diameter stock. The fine adjustment feature supports precise positioning of the sliding jaw, reducing operator error during measurement. It is appropriate for use by machinists, metrologists, tooling technicians, and QC inspectors working with oversized components or assemblies.

Key Features

• Measurement range of 0 to 60 inches with 0.001-inch graduation
• Accuracy of 0.004 inches (0.11 mm)
• Stainless steel body and jaw construction with chrome finish
• 7.87-inch jaw depth for deep-feature and large-diameter measurement
• Fine adjustment mechanism and thumb lock for controlled, repeatable readings
• Ships calibrated and includes a protective carrying case
• Double set screws for secure jaw locking during transfer measurements

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose large-range vernier caliper suitable for industrial measurement applications requiring a 0 to 60 inch measurement capacity.

Installation Notes

This is a precision hand tool requiring no installation. Store the caliper in the included case when not in use to protect the measuring surfaces. Clean the jaws and beam with a lint-free cloth before and after use to prevent debris from affecting accuracy. Calibration should be verified periodically in accordance with your facility's quality management procedures.