Fowler brand 12" vernier calipers are constructed of stainless steel and offers 4-way measurement in both inch and metric. Specifications: 0-12" (0-300mm) Range, .001" (.02mm) Grads..

For gauging uncoated sheet metal, aluminum, & steel. Gage numbers are U.S. standard 0 to 36, based on weights in ounces per square inch. Decimal equivalents of each size are stamped on reverse side.

American National Standard wire gage 0 to 36, used for gauging non-ferrous wire and metals such as aluminum, copper, and brass.

This 8" light weight non-marring digital caliper measures in decimal, millimeters, and fractions with guaranteed accuracy to 0.001". If features a rugged metallic display housing that will resist impact and chemicals.

Length: 18". width: 1-1/8". grad: 32ND, 64TH, 10TH, 100TH. These rules make fast and simple measurements with easy reading graduations, which make them useful in measuring depths and widths of grooves and recesses.

Size 5/16 - 1/2". Double action (self-centering) contact point ends are made of hardened tool steel and precision ground on a radius of the smallest hole the gauge will enter.

The plunger dial indicators offer a myriad of uses in your machine shop, from setting up milling machines and lathes to checking the accuracy of a work piece. The highly sensitive plunger detects small imperfections in your stock or machine.

Length: 6". Width: 1/2". Graduated in 10ths and 100ths on one side, and 32nds, & 64ths on the other. The combination of a black chrome finish and precisely etched white graduations make these rules very easy on the eyes.

Drill Gauge, Fractional Sizes, 29 Holes

This 6" light weight non-marring digital caliper measures in decimal, millimeters, and fractions with guaranteed accuracy to 0.001". If features a rugged metallic display housing that will resist impact and chemicals.

General’s heavy duty steel protractors are trusted by machinists and draftsmen worldwide to deliver crucial measurements with unwavering accuracy.

Length: 18". Width: 3/4". Graduated in 10ths and 100ths on one side, and 32nds, & 64ths on the other. The combination of a black chrome finish and precisely etched white graduations make these rules very easy on the eyes.