Digital Caliper 6 Inch, Rechargeable All Metal W/Backlight Screen USB-C Calipers, 4 Measurement Mode, 0.001" Accuracy, Inch/mm/Fraction, Auto-Off, for DIY, 3D Printing, Woodworking, Household

Rechargeable Battery, 4-Month UseThis caliper comes with a rechargeable battery, removing the hassle of frequent battery swaps. A 2-minute charge enables immediate use; a 20-minute charge fully powers the device for continuous operation up to 4 months. No concerns about running out of power. More effective than other digital calipers. Precise & AccurateDigital calipers featuring a 0-6 inch measuring range, ± 0.001" / 0.02 mm accuracy, and 0.0005" resolution deliver reliable measurements for household fixes or model crafting. Use the caliper to check thread sizes, 3D printing layers, chain measurement, or string calibration with confidence.

Backlight LCD Screen & Auto OffThe digital caliper includes a backlight LCD screensimply press the "LIGHT" button to view it easily in any lighting, from dim garage repairs to bright construction sites. No more straining to see small digits. The light automatically turns off after 5 seconds, and the caliper shuts down after 5 minutes of inactivity. Rechargeable, so no wasted resources. 3 Units & 4 ModesSwitch instantly between inch/mm/fraction readings while using four measurement modes (internal, external, depth, step). This digital micrometer is suited for electricians verifying conduit sizes, jewelers setting gemstones, or woodworkers crafting dovetail jointsone caliper fits various professional needs.

All Metal BodyThe digital caliper is constructed from premium metal, including the screen, and holds accuracy even under magnetic field interference such as from electric drills. This digital micrometer caliper provides smooth sliding action and lasting durability. Polished edges and an ergonomic thumb roller ease hand strain during repetitive tasks like measuring parts or 3D-printed prototypes. Do NOT use adapters >7V (damages circuits) or dual USB-C (Type-C to C) cables, which may fail to charge due to protocol incompatibility