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General| Brand | Sylvac |
|---|---|
| Model | Fowler Ultra-cal II |
| Category | Measuring Instruments |
| Language | English |
Defines operational limits for inside, outside, and depth measurements in inches and millimeters.
Specifies the smallest increment the caliper can display for measurements.
States the permissible deviation from the true measurement value.
Indicates consistency of measurements when performed multiple times under same conditions.
Defines maximum speed for measurements without affecting accuracy.
Details available measurement units (inch/metric) and their conversion capability.
Identifies the non-contacting linear SYLVAC measuring system used.
Describes the LCD display features, including digits, signs, and unit indicators.
Specifies the type of battery required for operation, including voltage and capacity.
Outlines expected continuous usage duration before battery replacement is needed.
Lists the recommended temperature range for safe and accurate operation.
Provides the acceptable temperature range for storing the caliper when not in use.
States the impact of humidity levels on the caliper's performance and accuracy.
Mentions data output availability and specifies the RS 232 communication interface.
Describes the material and finish of the caliper's jaws and body, indicating durability.
States the total weight of the caliper, relevant for handling and portability.
Provides troubleshooting for display issues and precautions for data output cap usage.
Explains how to select measurement units and set the zero point for accurate readings.
Illustrates measuring deviations from a reference size for outside or inside measurements.
Demonstrates using the caliper for comparisons, such as between a plug and a hole.
Shows how to accurately measure the thickness of walls using the caliper.
Explains how to measure the center distance between two identical holes.
Provides a method for taking measurements in locations that are not easily accessible.
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