Use of the dial caliper in millimeter with resolution of 0.01mm (metrical sistem) - Simulator
simulator for practice in use and interpreting: dial caliper in millimeter with resolution of 0.01mm (one hundredths of a millimetre)
The slide caliper is a measuring instrument with a scale and a cursor that drift into it. It was designed to take external linear dimensions, by contact between two opposing sides. With less accuracy, it also measures internal dimensions, depths, bumps, among other.
The scale of this virtual caliper is graduated in centimeters, which is divided into tenths (making the millimeter - 1mm). The pointer rotates once every millimeteris and the dial´s display is divided by one hundred (1/100), marking the 0.01mm (one hundredth of a millimeter).
horizontally drag and release the cursor
To zoom click in the magnifying glass "bottom of the simulator´s screen".
Dial caliper in millimeter with resolution of 0.01 mm
simulator for practice in use, reading and interpreting
horizontally drag and release the cursor (rectangle below)
tip:
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make a clik in the dial´s lock screw and rotate the dial´s beneath to make adjustes for "differential" measurements
now resolve to:
see also:
Simulators
- Vernier scale or Nonius
- Vernier Caliper
- Dial Caliper
- Digital Caliper
- Micrometer
- practice use and interpreting thousandth of an inch outside micrometer
- use and interpreting ten-thousandth (0.0001) of an inch outside micrometer
- practice use and interpreting one-hundredth of a millimetre outside micrometer
- practice use and interpreting one-thousandth of a millimetre outside micrometer
- somenclature: micrometer Parts
- Dial Indicator
