Electronic Caliper — Digital 0–6" / 150 mm Measuring Tool with LCD Display
Model: 672060 • UPC: 661120720607
Measure faster and with absolute clarity at the bench, in the shop, or on the range. The Electronic Caliper (672060) delivers 0–6 inch / 150 mm measuring capacity with a bright LCD readout, instant inch/mm conversion, and push-button zero at any position. Built on a rigid stainless-steel beam with precision-ground jaws, this digital caliper is a go-to tool for reloading, gunsmithing, machining, 3D printing, and DIY projects where repeatable accuracy matters—from checking COAL (cartridge overall length) and case trim length to verifying shim stacks, dovetail widths, and hardware tolerances.
Why This Electronic Caliper Belongs on Your Bench
Crisp LCD Readout: Large, high-contrast digits reduce misreads and speed up inspections in any lighting.
Inch / Millimeter Toggle: One button flips units so you can match drawings, manuals, and spec sheets without head math.
Zero at Any Point: Set relative zero anywhere on the beam for quick comparative measurements and repeatable offsets.
Fine Control & Lock: Smooth thumb roller lets you creep into delicate parts; lock screw holds your reading while you record or adjust.
Stainless Beam & Jaws: Precision-ground for reliable inside, outside, depth, and step measurements; resists shop wear and corrosion.
Auto Power-Save: Intelligent auto-off conserves battery life; wake with a button press and keep working.
Typical digital caliper resolution is 0.0005 in / 0.01 mm with repeatability appropriate for most reloading and shop tasks. Always verify with your reference standard.
Built for Reloading & Firearms Work
COAL & Seating Depth: Set and verify your bullet seating for consistent jump and tighter ES/SD.
Case Length / Trim Checks: Confirm trim-to specs before chamfer/deburr for uniform neck tension.
Bullet & Neck Diameters: Track neck tension across lots; monitor bushing and expander outcomes.
Primer Pocket / Depth Rod: Use the depth probe to gauge pocket uniforming and component recesses.
Optics & Parts Fitment: Measure base steps, recoil lug thickness, dovetail widths, pins, and spacers for clean installs.
Key Features & Specifications (At a Glance)
Measurement Range: 0–6 in (0–150 mm)
Resolution: 0.0005 in (0.01 mm)
Functions: Inside, outside, depth, and step measurements
Controls: Inch/mm unit key, zero/set key, power key, thumb roller, lock screw
Display: Large LCD with high-contrast digits
Construction: Stainless-steel beam and jaws; precision-ground measuring faces
Power: Standard button cell (common type; typically included) with auto-off
Model / SKU: 672060
UPC: 661120720607
Specifications reflect common digital caliper standards. Minor variations (battery type, bezel style) may occur by production run.
How to Use (Quick Start)
Clean & Zero: Wipe jaws; close gently and press ZERO to calibrate before measuring.
Outside Measurements: Use main jaws for case length, COAL, or part O.D.
Inside Measurements: Use the upper jaws for neck I.D., bushings, and grooves.
Depth Measurements: Extend the depth rod for primer pockets, recesses, and counterbores.
Step Measurements: Use the rear step face to capture shoulders and offsets.
Record & Lock: Tighten the lock screw to hold readings while you log data or make tool changes.
Pro Tips for Better Results
Size First: For brass work, size before you measure case length to get true numbers.
Use Comparators: Pair with bullet and headspace comparators for datum-based precision.
Check Standards: Verify accuracy against gauge blocks or a known-good reference piece.
Gentle Handling: Avoid dropping; store in the protective case when not in use.
Keep It Clean: Oils and case lube attract grit—wipe the beam and jaws after each session.
Who It’s For
Reloaders & Precision Shooters needing consistent ammunition dimensions.
Gunsmiths / Armorers verifying parts fit and tolerance stacks.
Machinists / Fabricators requiring quick checks on small components.
Makers & DIYers measuring prints, prototypes, and hardware on the fly.
Frequently Asked Questions
How accurate is it compared to dial calipers?
Digital calipers provide fine resolution (0.0005"/0.01 mm) and easy unit switching. Use a micrometer for ultra-tight tolerances.
Does it remember zero after shutoff?
Most units retain the last setting, but best practice is to close and re-zero before critical measurements.
Can solvents damage the display?
Avoid harsh chemicals on the LCD. Use a soft, slightly damp cloth; keep solvents on the metal surfaces only.
What battery does it use?
A common button cell (varies by production). Replace when the display fades or becomes unstable.
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Measure with Confidence
From setting COAL to checking a critical shim stack, the Electronic Caliper (672060) gives you fast, clear, and repeatable measurements—so every build, batch, and project hits spec.
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