Description
Wooden cases for calipers is a Schut precision instrument from the ECONOMY series — used for workshop measurement, inspection, and reference work in machine shop and manufacturing environments. Hardened and ground reference surfaces ensure repeatable measurements; the instrument is designed for handheld or fixture-mounted use depending on the workshop application.
Hardened and ground reference surfaces and contact points ensure repeatable measurements; matched to Schut precision quality class. The instrument is designed for handheld or fixture-mounted use depending on the workshop application, and integrates with standard inspection workflows in metrology labs and machine shop QC stations.
Usage: position the instrument against the workpiece’s reference surface or feature, and perform the measurement according to the instrument’s standard procedure (depending on type — direct reading, comparative deviation, go/no-go verification, or wrung-stack reference). Zero-verify against the setting standard during periodic verification and document with a calibration certificate. The instrument’s design supports both one-off inspection and back-to-back QC workflows.
Common applications: workshop incoming inspection of components, on-machine setup checks, fitter and toolmaker bench measurements, calibration lab reference work, and QC workflows within the Schut product line. The CALIPER ACCESSORIES category is the standard workshop tool for the measurement/reference task covered by this product.
Features
- Wooden cases for calipers
- Hardened, ground reference surfaces for repeatable measurements
- Schut build quality
- Suitable for workshop QC, calibration lab, and bench measurement applications
Specifications
| Manufacturer | Schut |
|---|---|
| Type | Wooden cases for calipers |
| Article number | 64-836455 |
Compatible accessories
Compatible accessories: Schut setting standards and reference standards for periodic verification of accuracy at known dimensions; calibration certificates (ISO 17025) at initial delivery and during periodic verification — typically a 12-month interval for production floors, 6 months for high-volume inspection chains; Schut protective cases and bench storage; Schut spare parts and consumables where applicable.
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