• VERNIER CALIPERS •The vernier calipers are a practical measuring tool designed for checking internal, external, and depth measurements during jewellery making, repairs, metalworking, and general workshop use. With a maximum measurement range of 12cm / 5", they are useful for measuring stones, settings, wire, sheet metal, findings, tools, and small components. • KEY POINTS •[Vernier calipers for precision measuring][Maximum measurement: 12cm / 5"][Suitable for internal, external, and depth measurements][Useful for jewellery making, repairs, and workshop use] • MORE INFO •Designed for accurate bench measuring, these vernier calipers allow jewellers and makers to measure component thickness, outside diameter, inside diameter, depth, and spacing. They are useful when checking stone sizes, bezel dimensions, ring components, wire thickness, sheet metal, tubing, findings, and small workshop parts. The sliding jaw design gives controlled measurement across a range of small items, while the marked scale provides both metric and imperial reference. Compact enough for everyday bench use, they are a useful measuring tool for jewellers, students, hobbyists, and workshop users. • MATERIAL SPECIFICATIONS •[Product type: vernier calipers][Maximum measurement: 12cm / 5"][Measurement type: internal, external, and depth measuring][Use: measuring, sizing, checking, and inspection][Suitable applications: jewellery making, stone setting, repairs, metalworking, model making, and general workshop use] • USAGE & APPLICATIONS •Perfect for jewellers, students, hobbyists, stone setters, and workshop users requiring a versatile measuring tool for small parts. Use the calipers to measure gemstones, settings, wire, sheet, tubing, ring components, beads, findings, and fabricated parts. These vernier calipers are especially useful for confirming sizes before cutting, soldering, drilling, forming, ordering parts, or matching components during repair work. • CARE & SAFETY •Use gentle pressure when measuring delicate stones or finished jewellery to avoid marking or damage. Keep the jaws clean and free from filings, dust, or polishing compound before use. Store dry and avoid dropping or bending the tool, as this may affect accuracy. Wipe clean after use and store safely in a tool drawer or case.
