Quick Answer: LCD Display Vernier Caliper is an electronic digital caliper that shows external, internal, depth and step measurements directly on an LCD and has a zero-setting function.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
LCD readout removes the need to read a vernier scale
Large external jaws for thickness and outside diameter
Smaller internal jaws for holes and internal openings
Depth rod for recesses and blind holes
Zero button resets the display at the closed position or another reference
Technical Specifications
Specification
Value
Instrument type
Electronic digital caliper
Display
LCD
Measurement functions
External, internal, depth and step measurement
About This Product
Clean and close the external jaws, press zero, then use the large jaws for outside sizes, the small jaws for holes and the depth rod for recesses, keeping the caliper square and the pressure light. The direct reading helps Applied Mechanics students who are still learning to interpret scales, while the electronic slider must be kept away from liquids and abrasive dust.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. How is the LCD Display Vernier Caliper zeroed? Clean and gently close the external jaws, switch the instrument on and press the zero button before starting a series of measurements.
Q2. How does it differ from a traditional vernier caliper? Both make similar dimensional measurements, but this caliper shows the result electronically, whereas a traditional vernier caliper is read from its main and vernier scales.
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