Spurtar Vernier Caliper Measuring Tool 6", 0-6Inch/0-150mm Manual Non Digital Calipers, 0.001"/0.02mm High Precision Durable Micrometer

Love this tool. It sits on my desk and I use it almost daily, often several times a day when i do use it. it is accurate, battery free, solidly built, and looks good. Precise is the way I would describe this tool!

Nice tool. Vernier are not exactly in vogue, but this is very handy in most application. It reads well and moves well. Of course it is not a Starrett or Mitutoyo, but it isn't prices as those and other brands. Buy it for what it is and you will probably be happy with it.

Good value for the price. I bought to measure small RC bearings, axles, etc. Seems accurate enough, unless I need to measure the thickness of a small grooved object, such as the inner thickness of small screw threads. The bevel of the outer jaw is too thick (~1mm) for accuracy.

I find great value in this tool. With proper care, it should last a lifetime. I do not know why Amazon desires that I mention Battery Life; but I will say this model was specifically selected because it requires no battery, has no electronic display or any digital functionality (to fail or go out of Calibration). Best described as, "Analog baby." Accuracy confirmed against a different, trusted, 0.001 Caliper and this thing is closer than the listed specifications give it credit for. If for some reason you cannot read a labeled slide-rule, this probably won't work for you. For everyone else, this is the simple, accurate, functional Caliper that you are looking for. I will leave it to a hand model to demonstrate that the thumbscrew locking operation is excellent and smooth, it has smooth and stiff slide-action (not sloppy at all), nice probe depth and allows grip and control in use. Case and even a cleaning cloth included.

This is a high quality, durable caliper that feels solid and well-made. It slides smoothly, holds its measurement, and does exactly what it is supposed to do. It also comes in a nice protective case, which is a plus. I have no complaints about accuracy or build quality. The only thing I occasionally wish is that I had bought a version with a digital display for quicker readings. That is a preference issue, not a flaw.

Quality seems excellent. My HF digital caliper also claims 001" precision and also shows the next half-thousandth (.0005"). It matched this vernier caliper, nearly always to the half-thousandth. And two other inexpensive calipers matched this vernier caliper. The one I received seems to be built correctly in contrast to some other reviews. However - I thought I could read Vernier, I learned on pre-electronics land survey instruments long ago. But the graduations on the Inch scale are so close that I mis-interpreted the reading, about one-third of the time. And note you will need a magnifier - I use a jeweler's headband stereo magnifier - to see the reading. I would write down what I thought was the measurement. Then the digital caliper, about a third of the time, would show at least .010" larger. Back to this vernier caliper, I found a matching tic at that larger measurement that also was as perfect a match as what I had relied on. One workaround for this mis-reading is to look at the measurement on the coarse scale and estimate between the tics, for example 60% of the way to the next tic. Then go look for a perfect match on the fine scale. In the example of 60% that will be about +.014". (60% x .025" graduations). This thing is definitely Old School. No battery needed, which is why I bought it. But the need to use a magnifier to read it makes it less convenient than the modern digital one. I watched a YT video explaining a Starret (famous quality brand) vernier caliper and I see the Starret is easier to interpret. Its coarse graduations are .050" while this one has .025". And its fine scale is twice as long with larger graduations, so its easier to see where tics match. With good eyesight a magnifier wouldn't be needed. The ultra-small graduations are not only hard to read. Coarse graduations of .025" plus adding a number 0~25 from the fine scale to arrive at total measurement is more confusing than I expected and prone to error. The Starret, for inches, and the mm scale on this, are easier math to work in your head. If you don't understand this paragraph then a vernier caliper isn't for you! Overall - a quality tool but for purists. For general use go to HF and get their .001" digital caliper, and some spare batteries. Several reviews here rate that tool better than other inexpensive digital calipers. I gave up and returned this. Expand the photo at the head of this listing. (And you will need an excellent magnifier to see anything like that). Is that showing 0.670" +0.001? +021? +.022? I can't measure with thousandths precision because I can't distinguish which tick is best. I made too many errors compared to using the digital caliper which was unambiguous.

I just wanted a tool I could keep in the end table drawer near my couch for the times I need a semi-accurate measurement. Previously, I have purchased an inexpensive digital unit, which was a huge disappointment. It was flimsy and inaccurate. The jaws were not straight and the finish was pretty bad. next, I bought a plastic one (not digital or dial), reasoning that a well-made plastic one would probably be as accurate as the cheap digital unit. The plastic one was laughably bad...the scale was off by at least 0.5mm and the play in it was way more than expected. I threw that one away after a day or two. Finally, I bought this one. I'm very pleased. It has acceptable error and is nicely made and finished. It's not a Starrett, but it works great for measuring this and that. Plus, it's cheap enough that i don't care if it gets misplaced or dropped. The plastic case is a nice plus.

Ho recentemente acquistato un Calibro a Corsoio da 150mm / 6 Pollici in Acciaio Inox e sono rimasto molto colpito dalla qualità del prodotto, a partire dalla sua confezione. Il calibro è arrivato all’interno di una scatola di plastica rigida, che non solo assicura una protezione ottimale durante il trasporto, ma è anche perfetta per la conservazione dello strumento. La costruzione in acciaio inox del calibro conferisce una sensazione di solidità e durabilità. La precisione del micrometro di misurazione è eccezionale, consentendomi di effettuare misurazioni esterne, interne, della profondità e del passo con estrema accuratezza. Questa caratteristica è fondamentale per i miei progetti, dove la precisione è un requisito non negoziabile. L’uso del calibro è intuitivo e confortevole, con una risposta fluida e precisa nella regolazione. La scala è chiara e facilmente leggibile, un aspetto importante per garantire misurazioni rapide e senza errori. Il valore aggiunto di questo prodotto risiede anche nella sua versatilità. È adatto sia per professionisti che per hobbisti, rispondendo a una vasta gamma di esigenze di misurazione. Inoltre, la robustezza del calibro mi fa prevedere un’ottima longevità del prodotto, rendendolo un investimento valido nel lungo termine. In conclusione, il Calibro a Corsoio da 150mm in Acciaio Inox è uno strumento di misurazione eccellente, sia per la sua precisione che per la qualità costruttiva. La cura nella confezione e nella protezione dello strumento aggiunge ulteriore valore, rendendolo un acquisto altamente raccomandato per chiunque abbia bisogno di uno strumento di misurazione affidabile e durevole.

Very good product for the money. I was concerned that the accuracy would be off, but turns out it is super precise and I have been able to maker some very precise fittings using this tool. A good purchase.

Muy rápido y muy bien presentado. La calidad bastante buena

Nadat ik mijn twijfels had gekregen over de nauwkeurigheid van de gemiddelde elektronische schuifmaat, weer een ouderwets model aangeschaft. Prima mee te werken, en goed af te lezen. Voelt solide aan, werkt altijd als ik hem nodig heb (geen lege batterij), en afleesbaar tot op 0,02 mm!! Onder de indruk!

Solide Ausführung des Messschiebers - Macht was es soll --> Messen :-)