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19.2.3.3 Caliper<br />

Fitting 375<br />

Calipers are generally of two types inside <strong>and</strong> outside <strong>to</strong> make internal or external<br />

measurements. They do not have direct scale reading. They transfer the measurement from<br />

jobs <strong>to</strong> scale or vice versa. Fig. 19.16 shows a simple outside caliper. The caliper is held in<br />

a rule as shown in Fig. 19.17 <strong>to</strong> read the size. It is used <strong>to</strong> make external measurement such<br />

as thickness of plates, diameter of sphere <strong>and</strong> cylinders. Fig. 19.18 shows the st<strong>and</strong>ard spring<br />

joint outside caliper.<br />

1 2 3 4<br />

Fig. 9.16 A simple outside Fig. 9.17 A caliper held in rule Fig. 9.18 A st<strong>and</strong>ard spring<br />

caliper joint outside caliper<br />

19.2.3.4 Vernier Caliper<br />

Fig. 19.19 shows the vernier caliper, which is commonly used <strong>to</strong> measure accurately<br />

(1) outside diameters of shafts,<br />

(2) thicknesses of various parts,<br />

(3) diameters of holes or rings <strong>and</strong><br />

(4) internal dimensions of hollow jobs or articles.<br />

Fine adjustment clamp<br />

0 3 4 5<br />

1<br />

6<br />

0 5 15 25<br />

Main scale<br />

Fine adjustment screw<br />

Vernier<br />

Sliding jaw<br />

Fixed<br />

jaw<br />

Measuring face<br />

Job<br />

Fig. 19.19 A vernier caliper<br />

It works on the principle of vernier <strong>and</strong> can measure the dimensions <strong>to</strong> an accuracy of<br />

0.02 mm. For making a measurement of external dimensions, the job is placed between the

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