Description
FREE YOUR MEASUREMENT, GET A BETTER MOMENT.
Mxmoonfree Digital Thickness Gauge
SPECIFICATIONS
Resolution: 0.001/0.00005’’ (millesimal)
Measuring range: 0-12.7mm/0.5’’
Operating temperature: 0-40 ℃
Relative humidity: ≤80%
USAGE
1. Push down the LEVER and clean the measuring surface with a soft cloth.
2. Press the ON/OFF switch, the 0.000mm diaplay appears.
3. When the down measuring surface close to the up measuring surface, you should press the zero setting to let the display show 0.000mm.
4. Push down the LEVER and make the workpiece between the up and down measuring surface; loose the LEVER then read the display data.
5. Press MM/IN to interchange the measuring unit.
NOTE
365-day warranty and 24-hour online technical support.
All products will be checked and packaged in good condition before shipping.
If you have any question, please feel free to contact us.
Features
- [High Resolution] - Measuring range: 0-12.7mm/0.5" | Resolution: 0.001mm/0.00005" ; The paper thickness gauge is accurate to 1μm which is perfect for the purposes of gauging paper to set a printing press impression pressure. You can even measure the thickness of a hair.
- [Inch/Metric Conversion] - One button push conveniently allows the leather thickness gauge to switch measurements between mm and inches, and the unit can be switched immediately without resetting. It is suitable for all types of thickness measurement.
- [Easy To Operate] - Solid die cast and painted metal grip handle with thumb trigger make the thickness gauge tool easy to operate and hold. Uses a standard off the shelf LR44 button battery that is easy to change.
- [With Storage Box] - The sheet metal thickness gauge comes with a well fitted padded hard case for daily storage. The contact plates are finely grounded. That, combined with consistent spring tension, rather than thumb pressure pressing on the plates, provides accurate and repeatable results.
- [Application] - The digital micrometer caliper is equipped with a large LCD display, which is used to accurately measure the thickness of materials, such as sheet metal, various papers, films, leather and wires.