0-80mm Sliding Vernier Calipers Plastic Gauge Double Scale Ruler For Jewelry Measurement School Student Measuring Layout Tool

$3.91

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Feature:

*Material:Made from plastic,which is rustproof and lightweight. 

*Great tools for measuring small stuffs.

*Marked in millimeters and inch.Measure depth,height,internal and external diameter. 

*Lightweight construction,use these smooth moving slider vernier for quick inside,outside,step and depth measurements. 

*Use:Suitable for:jewelry measurement, antiques measurement and industrial use. 

*Imprecise measuring instruments.

Specification: 

Product Name:  Vernier Calipers

Material: Plastic

Accuracy: 1mm

Measurement Range: 0-80mm

Total Length: (Approx. ) 107mm

Optional Color: Pink, Rose Red

Suitable for: Measuring depth, height and diameter

Application: Jewelry measurement, school, exhibition , antique measurement.

Quantity: 1pc

Package Included:

1 x Calipers

Note:

1.Transition: 1cm=10mm=0.39inch.

2. The real color of the item may be slightly different from the pictures shown on website caused by many factors such as brightness of your monitor and light brightness.

3. Please allow slight manual measurement deviation for the data.

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