Starrett 56695 Caliper Case 12 in 798 Series

Product Description

The STARRETT 56695 is a wood storage and protective case designed to house 798 Series electronic calipers with a measuring range of 0 to 12 inches. Built to keep precision measuring tools secure between jobs, the case provides a fitted, protective enclosure that reduces the risk of damage from drops, dust, and shop debris. HVAC technicians, pipefitters, plumbers, and other trade professionals who rely on electronic calipers for close-tolerance work will find this case a practical addition to their tool kit. The overall length of 12 inches matches the full jaw span of the compatible calipers, ensuring a proper fit without excessive movement inside the case.

This case is intended for use with STARRETT 798 Series 0-12 inch electronic calipers in residential and commercial trade applications. It is well suited to shop environments, service vans, and tool storage areas where precision instruments need protection from the general wear of daily use. Technicians who carry calipers to the job site will benefit from having a dedicated enclosure rather than relying on pouches or general tool bags that can allow contact with harder tools.

Key Features

• Wood construction provides rigid protection for precision electronic calipers
• Sized at 12 inches overall length to match the 0-12 inch caliper measuring range
• Designed specifically for STARRETT 798 Series electronic calipers
• Single-piece case included, sold as one unit per package
• Helps prevent damage from impacts, chips, and shop contaminants during storage and transport

Compatibility

Designed for use with STARRETT 798 Series 0-12 inch (300 mm) electronic calipers.

Installation Notes

No installation is required for this storage case. When placing the caliper into the case, ensure the jaws are fully closed and the instrument is powered down or in sleep mode per the caliper manufacturer guidelines. Avoid storing the caliper with any debris or metal chips inside the case, as contact with foreign material can damage precision measuring surfaces. Periodically inspect the case interior for moisture, which can affect both the wood case and the electronic components of the caliper.