The IP67 digital caliper with D25 plates and data output is a measuring instrument designed for industrial applications where dimensions must be measured on delicate, thin or deformable surfaces while ensuring correct support during measurement.
Equipped with 25 mm diameter plates, it distributes contact pressure over a wider surface compared to traditional jaws, making it particularly suitable for measurements on soft materials, coated surfaces or thin components where it is important to avoid local deformation.
It guarantees high measurement stability and operational continuity even during intensive use, while the IP67 protection ensures resistance to dust and temporary immersion, making it ideal for demanding production environments.
Manufactured in stainless steel, it guarantees robustness and long-term stability even in continuous use. The LCD display provides a clear and immediate reading of values.
The 0.01 mm resolution, mm/inch conversion and Preset function allow fast and accurate measurements, improving dimensional inspection management during controls.
The presence of the data output allows connection to measurement collection software, improving traceability and reducing transcription errors in quality control processes.
Thanks to the configuration with plates, this caliper is particularly suitable for inspections on components where it is necessary to increase the contact surface and guarantee more stable and repeatable measurements.
Applications
- Measurements on soft or deformable materials
- Inspection of coated or treated surfaces
- Thickness inspections on thin components
- Quality control with data acquisition
FAQ – IP67 digital caliper with plates
When should a caliper with plates be selected?
When the dimension to be checked is located on delicate, thin or deformable surfaces where a standard caliper could create overly concentrated contact.
What is the purpose of the plates in a caliper?
They distribute contact over a wider surface, reducing the risk of local deformation during measurement.
On which materials is it most commonly used?
It is commonly used on soft materials, coated surfaces, thin components and in general on parts where the contact area must be wider and more stable.
What is the advantage compared to a standard caliper?
It allows measurements with more correct support, improving inspection stability on sensitive surfaces.
Is it suitable only for deformable materials?
No, it can also be useful on treated or coated components where overly concentrated contact must be avoided.
Why is IP67 protection useful on this type of instrument?
Because it allows the caliper to operate even in environments with dust and liquids, maintaining operational continuity during inspections.
When is the Preset function useful?
It is useful when repetitive dimensions must be checked or when a reference value needs to be set to speed up inspections.
When is data output particularly useful?
When measurements must be collected into quality control software, especially on components where data traceability is required.
For which dimensional inspections is it most commonly selected?
For thickness inspections, treated surfaces, delicate components and applications where contact distribution is critical.
Can it be a good solution for quality control?
Yes, especially when the quality department must inspect sensitive components using an instrument that reduces the risk of altering the measuring point.
Why choose a caliper with plates instead of adapting a traditional caliper?
Because in these applications the contact surface is critical, and a dedicated instrument allows more correct measurements.
In which industrial contexts is it most commonly used?
It is commonly used in quality control, production and workshops when working on thin, coated or delicate-surface materials.
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