Electronic Caliper ABS with Rod Depth Gauge | HOLEX
Built for machine-side checks, receiving inspection, first-article verification, and toolroom work, the HOLEX Digital caliper ABS is an electronic caliper that holds its measurement reference without zeroing before each use, thanks to the absolute scale. The jaws measure 40 mm (1.6 in.), a length suited to everyday external checks on turned and milled parts.
A glass scale underpins the very high accuracy of this digital measuring caliper, and the rod type depth gauge extends its reach to the bottom of holes and recesses. The sturdy metal body is made for daily handling at the machine, a CR2032 battery is included, and a sturdy storage box shelters the caliper between jobs.
Key features:
• Scale divisions: 0.01 mm / 0.0005 in
• Measurement deviation E MPE: ±0.03 mm
• Precision-lapped measuring faces: flat, even contact with the workpiece
• Automatic shutoff: powers down after approximately 5 minutes idle and switches back on as soon as the caliper moves
• Standard: ISO 13385
• Max. measuring range: 150 mm (5.91 in.)
What does a digital caliper tool measure?
A caliper measuring tool verifies part dimensions against the drawing, and this digital caliper tool measures external features and depths in one instrument.
Applications: bore and recess depth checks, external diameter measurement, thickness verification, in-process machining control, incoming part inspection, pre-assembly fit confirmation.
Industries: toolroom and die making, contract manufacturing, quality assurance, precision machining, metal fabrication.
Users: CNC operators, receiving inspectors, quality technicians, machinists.
How is a measurement taken off this ABS caliper?
Read the dimension straight off the large high-contrast display. A digital caliper does the scale arithmetic for you, and on this digital vernier caliper the reversible reading shows the value in mm or inch, whichever you switch to. No line-matching or estimation is involved, the number on screen is the measurement.
What keeps an electronic digital caliper accurate?
The electronics are decoupled from the casing and built into the sliding part, so the gauging force you apply passes straight to the measurement jaws. That layout reduces error sources and lengthens the working life of an electronic digital caliper. A glass scale supplies the position signal that underpins that accuracy.
Does an ABS caliper need zeroing before each use?
No. Set the zero position once and the HOLEX caliper saves it, a once-off setting rather than a repeated routine. The absolute scale tracks where the slider sits along the beam, so readings stay referenced to the stored zero without re-zeroing at the jaws.
