To ensure operator safety, use this product in conformance with
the directions, functionsand specifications given in this User's Manual. Use under other conditions may compromise safety.
CAUTION
•The outside and inside measuring jaws of this caliper have
Shows risks that could result in minor or moderate injury.
sharp edges. Handle it with great care to avoid injury.
•Do not measure the workpiece if it is rotating. There is a risk
of injury due to being caught in the machine, etc.
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Conventions and wording indicating prohibited and mandatory actions
Indicates concrete information about prohibited actions.
Indicates concrete information about mandatory actions.
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Code Number ……………………………………………………2
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Names of Components …………………………………………2
Product Applications ……………………………………………2
Precautions before Use …………………………………………2
Basic Usage ………………………………………………………3
Confirmation before Measurement ……………………………3
Measurement Method ……………………………………………4
Reading Measurements …………………………………………6
Zero Point Adjustment of Pointer ………………………………
Precautions after Use ……………………………………………7
Maximum Permissible Error of Indicated Values ……………7
•Before using this product for the first time, wipe the rust preventive oil from the
product with a soft cloth soaked with cleaning oil. If the rust preventive oil is left
on the product, it will dry on and the motion may become stiff. In this case,
wipe the sliding surface (reference surface) with a cloth to improve the motion
further.
• If cutting chips or debris adhere to the beam, measuring faces, or graduations,
wipe them off with chamois or gauze, etc.
• Apply clean oil to the beam, especially the sliding surface. This protects the
sliding surface and improves the slider motion.
•Do not perform the adjustment at sites where the temperature will change
abruptly. Thermally stabilize the instrument sufficiently at room temperature.
•Be careful not to allow cutting chips or dust to enter the rack. Chips or particles
can damage the rack, degrading accuracy or causing the pointer to skip and
the zero point to deviate.
Grasp the beam lightly with your right hand, put your right thumb on
the slider finger rest, and slide the slider horizontally for measurement.
Tips
■ Fixing the slider
•For the measuring method details, refer to "7
Measurement Method".
•The thumb roller is a feed mechanism for handier open/close
operation of the inside and outside jaws. Rotate the thumb roller with
your thumb for fine adjustment of the slider.
Reading of the main scale and dial is usually taken with the workpiece
clamped (or in close contact). However, depending on the measuring
location, the orientation during measurement and so on, it may be difficult
to get a reading in this position.
In this case, tighten the slider clamp screw, move the caliper carefully
away from the workpiece, and take the reading.
•Confirm that there is no irregular slider movement and that the slider moves
smoothly throughout the measurement range.
•Confirm that there is no play of the slider in the vertical direction against the
sliding surface.
■ Confirming that Pointer is on Dial Graduation Zero Point
•Confirm that the pointer is pointing at the dial graduation zero point with each
jaw measuring face closed.
•If the pointer deviates from the dial graduation zero point, the pointer zero point
needs to be adjusted. For the adjustment method details, refer to "9 Zero Point
Adjustment of Pointer".
■ Confirming Clearance (Wear) between Measuring Faces
•When the outside measuring jaws are closed and held to the light, confirm that
there is no slit observed between the jaws against the light, or that a faint light
is uniformly visible. As well, confirm that the jaw tips are not deformed.
•When the inside measuring jaws are closed and held to the light, observing the
jaws obliquely, confirm that a light is uniformly visible, and that the tips are not
Do not measure the workpiece if it is rotating, etc. Measuring faces will be
worn out.
■ Outside measurement
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• Do not apply excessive force to the
workpiece.
Excessive measuring force will cause
measurement error because of the
positional deviations of the jaws.
• Do not clamp the workpiece diagonally.
Measurement error will ensue if tilted.
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Clamp the workpiece as close to the sliding
surface as possible. Measurement error is more likely to increase if clamped near the
outside measuring jaw tips.
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Insert the workpiece into the outside measuring jaws and bring jaws
into close contact with the workpiece, using appropriate and uniform
measuring force.
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With the workpiece clamped, take the main scale and dial readings.
• Insert the inside measuring jaws as deeply
as possible into the workpiece.
• For inner diameter measurement, bring the
measuring faces into close contact, and read the
value when the pointer indicated value is
maximum: a direct line between the measuring
faces passes through the center of the crosssection.
• For groove width measurement, bring the
measuring faces into close contact, and read the
value when the pointer indicated value is
minimum: a direct line between
perpendicular to the groove inner wall.
the faces is
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Insert the inside measuring jaws into the workpiece, and bring jaws into
close contact with the workpiece interior using appropriate and uniform measuring
force.
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With the workpiece inserted, take the main scale and dial readings.
The measurement value (C) is obtained by adding the main scale reading (A) and
the dial reading (B). The resolution (dial graduation interval value) is shown near the
center of the dial face.
■ For Resolution: 0.02 mm (1 main scale graduation: half dial graduation
rotation)
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Take the main scale reading (A) shown by
the main scale reading edge.
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For example, if the main scale reading edge
is between 76 mm and 77 mm, read the
smaller "76 mm".
A = 76 mm
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Take the dial reading.
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Take the dial reading for within one main
scale graduation position. For example, if the
pointer points to "34", read "0.34 mm".
B = 0.34 mm
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Add the main scale and dial readings for the measurement value (C).
C = A + B = 76 mm + 0.34 mm = 76.34 mm
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For Resolution: 0.01 mm (1 main scale graduation: full dial graduation rotation)
1
Take the main scale reading (A) shown by
the main scale reading edge.
For example, if the main scale reading edge
is between 91 mm and 92 mm, read the
smaller "91 mm"
A = 91 mm
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Take the dial reading.
B
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80
0.01mm
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A
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Take the dial reading for within one main
scale graduation position. For example, if the
pointer points to "85", read "0.85 mm".
B = 0.85 mm
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Add the main scale and dial readings for the measurement value (C).
Wipe any cutting chips, dust, or oil carefully off the measuring faces, and with the
jaws closed,
if the pointer deviates from the dial graduation zero point, adjust the pointer zero
point with the method below.
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Loosen the bezel clamp screw.
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Rotate the bezel to align the dial graduation zero point and the pointer.
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Tighten the bezel clamp screw.
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10 Precautions after Use
• If there is dirt on the measuring faces, sliding surface, etc., wipe it away with a
dry cloth or a cloth slightly moistened with alcohol.
•For long-term disuse, wipe away any dirt carefully and apply a light coating of
rust preventive oil before storage.
•Do not store in locations with high temperatures, low temperatures, high
humidity, or exposure to direct sunlight.