PEC Tools Digital Caliper, 12 Inch/300mm Industrial-Grade Stainless Steel Caliper, IP67 Waterproof & Oil-Resistant, Auto Power-Off, Inch/MM/Fraction Modes
Product Description
PEC Tools Digital Caliper, 12 Inch/300mm Industrial-Grade Stainless Steel Caliper, IP67 Waterproof & Oil-Resistant, Auto Power-Off, Inch/MM/Fraction Modes
- DURABLE DESIGN: Engineered to IP67 standards, this caliper tool operates reliably even when immersed in water, oil, or coolant, ensuring consistent performance in tough industrial environments.
- STABILITY: Featuring a 4th generation inductive chip and fully sealed electronics, these measuring calipers deliver consistent, accurate measurements unaffected by grime or harsh conditions.
- PREMIUM QUALITY: Crafted from carefully selected premium stainless steel, the calipers underwent vacuum quenching treatment to gurantee the sturdiest caliper there is, with a hardness of no less than HRC52.5.
- PRECISION: Offering ±0.001"/0.02mm accuracy, this digital caliper measuring tool features precisely ground jaws with 0.015mm parallelism. Each caliper undergoes rigorous inspection for precision.
- SECURE PACKAGING: PEC Tools digital calipers are securely packaged in recycled, sturdy protective case with foam padding, and comes with spare advanced CR2032 batteries.
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