Buy Dial Calipers Online in Australia
Dial calipers read measurements from a dial on the caliper body, with no battery. This range has 5 active listings: 3 Mitutoyo Series 505 dial calipers and 2 Dasqua dial calipers, in metric and imperial.
What's in the range
| Type | Listings | What's there |
|---|---|---|
| Mitutoyo Series 505 | 3 | Mitutoyo dial calipers: metric 0.02mm graduation, metric 0.01mm graduation and imperial 0.001 inch. |
| Dasqua | 2 | Dasqua dial caliper, metric, and Dasqua dial caliper, imperial. |
Choosing a dial caliper
Choose metric or imperial to match your work, and check the graduation: 0.01mm reads finer than 0.02mm, and 0.001 inch is the fine imperial reading. Pick the measuring range that covers your parts, and look after the jaws and rack, since dust and swarf affect the reading. Always check the data sheet for the range, accuracy and any calibration certificate of the exact caliper before you order.
Related ranges
Digital Calipers | Vernier Calipers | Micrometers | Dial Indicators | Measuring Tools | Mitutoyo | Dasqua
Order from AIMS Industrial
AIMS Industrial has supplied Australian industry since 1988. Call us on (02) 9773 0122, contact the team or request a quote and we'll help match the right caliper to your measuring range and accuracy.
Dial Caliper FAQs
What is the difference between dial and digital calipers?
A dial caliper shows the reading on a mechanical dial and needs no battery. A digital caliper shows it on a display, which is quicker to read and can switch between metric and imperial.
What does graduation mean?
It is the smallest division the caliper can read. A 0.01mm dial reads finer than a 0.02mm dial.
Should I choose metric or imperial?
Choose the one that matches the units on your drawings and tolerances. Both are listed in this range.