Starrett 50532 Vernier Caliper 0-48 in Steel

Product Description

The STARRETT 50532 is a large-range vernier caliper with a measurement span of 0 to 48 inches and an accuracy of 0.0005 inches. Graduated at 0.001 inches, it delivers reliable inside and outside measurements in applications that demand precision over a wide range. The caliper body and jaws are constructed from steel with a satin chrome finish that resists glare and corrosion. A fine adjustment mechanism allows controlled, precise positioning of the sliding jaw. The 3-inch jaw depth handles thick workpieces and deeper features. This instrument is suited for machinists, pipefitters, and fabricators working with large-diameter pipe, structural components, or heavy fabricated parts.

The STARRETT 50532 is used in industrial, mechanical, and trade applications where standard-range calipers fall short. It handles outside diameter checks on large pipe and fittings, inside bore measurements on large housings, and layout tasks on structural steel. The satin chrome finish keeps the scale readable under shop lighting. A fitted case is included for storage and transport. This caliper is well suited to pipefitting and millwright work where large-format measurements are routine and accuracy cannot be compromised.

Key Features

• 0 to 48 inch measurement range covers large-diameter pipe, structural members, and heavy fabrications
• 0.0005 inch accuracy with 0.001 inch graduation for precise readings
• Steel body and jaws with satin chrome finish for durability and glare reduction
• Fine adjustment mechanism for controlled jaw positioning without overshoot
• 3-inch jaw depth accommodates thick-walled and flanged workpieces
• Double set screws secure jaw position during measurement transfer
• Includes a protective carrying case

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose large-range vernier caliper for industrial and trade measurement tasks requiring inside and outside measurement capability up to 48 inches.

Installation Notes

No installation is required for this instrument. Before use, verify the caliper closes to zero and the vernier scale reads correctly at the closed position. Keep the measuring surfaces clean and free of chips or debris before taking readings. Store in the included case when not in use to protect the scale and measuring faces.