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Digital Caliper 6 inch / 150 mm, Fractions and mm

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Description

Most of the mistakes on a small bench are measuring mistakes. You drill 2 mm because the hole looked like 2 mm. A caliper ends that argument in about a second.

The jaws measuring a small part

150 mm of travel, which covers everything a machine this size will hold. Stainless steel beam and jaws, not plated aluminum. Resolution is 0.01 mm on the display.

Fraction display mode

The fraction mode is the point

Three display modes: millimeters, decimal inches, and inches as fractions. That third one is why this caliper. If your stock, your bits and your hardware are in sixteenths and sixty-fourths, reading a decimal and converting in your head is where errors get in. This one prints 3/32 on the screen.

Depth rod extended from the tail

Four measurements, one tool

Outside, on the big jaws. Inside, on the small upper jaws. Depth, on the rod that extends out of the tail. Step, on the flat at the back of the beam. Most people use the first one and never learn the other three, and the depth rod is the one that actually tells you whether your hole went as deep as you meant.

Zero anywhere. Close the jaws and press zero for absolute measurement, or zero it on a part and read the difference directly.

Care

It runs on one coin cell. If it is going in a drawer for months, pop the cell out and store it with the jaws slightly open. Treat it as a measuring instrument: keep it off the floor and do not use the jaws as a scriber.

Delivery

Free and tracked, to the United States, Australia, New Zealand and Canada alike. One to two weeks.

30-day returns from the day it arrives. Return postage is yours, the price of the item comes back in full.

Free tracked shipping on every order to the United States, Australia, New Zealand and Canada, with no minimum. A few items ship to a shorter list of countries, and their page says so.

Orders leave within 2 business days. The delivery time for your country is shown under the price of each item. In the United States the Mini Drill Press, the lathes, the XYZ and XYZR micrometer stages and many of the tools ship from US warehouses and arrive in about a week or less. Items shipped from overseas take one to two weeks, a few larger ones two to four. You get a tracking number by email as soon as the parcel is scanned.

30-day returns from the day it arrives, unused and in its packaging. If it arrived damaged or faulty, we pay the return label. If you simply changed your mind, you pay the return postage and get the full price of the item back. Email support@arvonelle.com before sending anything back.

Do I pay tax or duty? In the United States, sales tax is added at checkout where your state charges it, and the total you see is what you pay. For Australia and New Zealand nothing is added at checkout. If a carrier ever asks you for a fee on one of our parcels, don't pay it: email us first and we sort it out.

What if a part breaks? For twelve months, tell us which part and we post a new one free. No return needed.

Can I cancel? Yes, within 24 hours of ordering, no questions asked.

How do I reach you? Write to support@arvonelle.com or use the chat. A real person answers within one business day.

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If your order arrives damaged or defective, email support@arvonelle.com with your order number and a photo. We replace it or refund it — you don't have to argue for it.