Mitutoyo 500-196-30 Absolute Aos Digimatic Caliper 150mm / 6"

These are genuine Mitutoyo calipers and are pretty much the best on the market and I can now offer them for a reasonable price. These are worth every dollar and are perfect for the pro user who requires the best.

Made by Mitutoyo - Japan
Accuracy - ±0.02mm / ±.001", Resolution - 0.01mm / .0005", Repeatability - 0.01mm, Battery - SR44.
Supplied with a Mitutoyo certificate of inspection and a quality storage case

FEATURES
• Mitutoyo's absolute Digimatic Caliper is the next generation of electronic calipers.
• It keeps track of origin point once set.
• Whenever turned on, the large LCD screen displays the actual slider position ready to start measurement.
• No more repeated zero setting is necessary with this model.
• Comes in a hard case with battery included
• Large and Clear LCD Readout
• The ZERO/ABS key allows the display to be Zero-Set at any slider position along the scale for incremental comparison measurements
• Range is 0-6" /0-150mm
• Accuracy is: +/-0.001"
• Resolution is: 0.0005" /0.01mm
• A battery life of approximately 3.5 years has been achieved under normal use through the adoption of Mitutoyo's ABSOLUTE scale.
• The slider configuration features an ergonomic, thumb-friendly shape.
• Step-measurement capable.
• Font height: 9mm,alleviation of fatigue with the high-contrast LCD
• Resolution: 0.01mm
• Repeatability: 0.01mm
• Power supply: Button-type silver oxide battery SR44
• Battery life: Approx. 3.5 years under normal use
• Maximum response speed: Unlimited
• Low battery alarm: Indicates (with a 'B' symbol in the display) that the battery needs replacing. This allows timely battery replacement before the caliper
becomes unusable.
• ABS (absolute) measurement function: Enables absolute-mode measurement to be started without any zero-setting after switch-on.
• The absolute origin position can be set, or reset, with the ORIGIN switch at any time.
• INC (incremental) measurement function: Enables the display value to be set to zero, temporarily, at the current slider position to enable easy incremental-mode measurement.