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Dasqua (1120-3115) 150mm/6″ Caliper Vernier with Thumb Knob
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Dasqua (1300-0005) 500mm/20″ Long Jaw Vernier Caliper
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Dasqua (1801-0810) 150mm/6″ Monoblock Vernier Caliper
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INSIZE (1203-1003) 100mm/4″ Mini Vernier Caliper
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Vernier Caliper Price in Bangladesh 2026 | ASTZ
Looking for Vernier Caliper price in Bangladesh before you buy? ASTZ stocks genuine Dasqua and Insize vernier calipers, from compact 100mm mini models to heavy-duty 500mm long jaw units, all with manufacturer warranty. This guide walks you through every type, current pricing, and how to pick the right one for your work.
Types of Vernier Caliper Available at ASTZ
Vernier calipers aren’t one-size-fits-all. Here’s how our range breaks down by use case.
Long Jaw Vernier Caliper
The Dasqua (1300-0005) 500mm/20″ Long Jaw Vernier Caliper is built for measuring large components — pipes, shafts, and industrial parts that go well beyond a standard 150mm jaw. Contact us for current pricing on this model.
Monoblock Vernier Caliper
The Dasqua (1801-0810) 150mm/6″ Monoblock Vernier Caliper is machined from a single block of steel rather than assembled from separate parts. That construction gives it better rigidity and long-term accuracy, which is why workshops that need repeatable precision often prefer it over a standard jointed caliper. Contact us for pricing.
Mini Vernier Caliper
For smaller parts and tighter workspaces, the INSIZE (1203-1003) 100mm/4″ Mini Vernier Caliper offers the same reading accuracy in a compact body. It’s a practical pick for electronics assembly, jewelry work, and small-parts inspection. Contact us for pricing.
Vernier Slide Caliper
The Vernier Slide Caliper 6″/150mm is the classic sliding-jaw design most people picture when they hear “vernier caliper.” It handles inside, outside, and depth measurement in one straightforward tool. Contact us for pricing.
Standard Vernier Caliper
At 150mm/6″, this is the size most Bangladeshi buyers reach for first — it covers the majority of workshop and lab measurement tasks without the bulk of a longer jaw.
Vernier Caliper Price in Bangladesh (Comparison Table)
| Model | Range | Brand | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Vernier Slide Caliper 6″/150mm | 150mm/6″ | Generic | Contact for price |
| INSIZE 1203-1003 Mini Vernier Caliper | 100mm/4″ | Insize | Contact for price |
| Dasqua 1801-0810 Monoblock Vernier Caliper | 150mm/6″ | Dasqua | Contact for price |
| Dasqua 1300-0005 Long Jaw Vernier Caliper | 500mm/20″ | Dasqua | Contact for price |
Pricing depends on jaw length, brand, and build (standard vs monoblock), so it’s worth calling or messaging us for an exact quote — we keep this table updated as stock and pricing change.
Top Vernier Caliper Brands We Offer
Dasqua Vernier Caliper
Dasqua covers both ends of our vernier lineup — the rigid monoblock design for precision work and the long jaw variant for oversized parts — making it the brand of choice when accuracy matters more than budget.
Insize Vernier Caliper
Insize is known for consistent, reliable measurement across sizes from mini 100mm units to full industrial ranges, and it’s the go-to for buyers who want dependable accuracy without paying premium pricing.
Vernier Caliper vs Digital Caliper — Which One to Choose
A vernier caliper reads measurements off aligned scale markings, while a digital caliper shows the reading directly on an LCD screen. Vernier calipers don’t need a battery and hold up well in rough workshop conditions, which makes them a favorite for long-term industrial use. Digital calipers are faster to read and reduce the chance of misreading a scale, but they depend on battery power. If you want zero running cost and durability, go vernier; if you want speed and ease of reading, go digital.
How to Choose the Right Vernier Caliper
Selection According to Measurement Range
Pick a jaw length that matches your largest typical part. A 150mm caliper covers most small-to-medium work; only go for a 500mm long jaw model if you regularly measure large components like pipes or shafts.
Long Jaw vs Standard Jaw — When Each Matters
Standard jaw calipers are lighter and easier to handle for everyday measurement. Long jaw models trade portability for reach, so they make sense specifically when your parts are too large for a standard caliper to span.
Material & Build Quality
Monoblock construction, like the Dasqua 1801-0810, resists flex and holds calibration longer than assembled jointed models. If your work demands tight, repeatable tolerances, the extra rigidity is worth it.
Key Features of a Good Vernier Caliper
- Thumb knob for smooth, controlled sliding
- Locking screw to hold a measurement in place
- Clearly engraved stainless steel scale
- Monoblock or hardened construction for durability
- Inside, outside, and depth measurement in one tool
Applications / Where Is It Used?
- Mechanical and engineering workshops
- Industrial parts and pipe measurement (long jaw models)
- Laboratory and quality-control inspection
- Technical training institutes and universities
- Small-parts and electronics work (mini calipers)
Why Buy Vernier Caliper from ASTZ
ASTZ supplies genuine Dasqua and Insize vernier calipers with manufacturer warranty, not unbranded substitutes. Our team helps you match the right jaw length and build to your actual measurement task instead of pushing the most expensive option. We deliver nationwide across Bangladesh, with support available at +8801329100999.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a vernier caliper used for?
A vernier caliper measures inside, outside, and depth dimensions of an object using a sliding scale that doesn’t require a battery, making it a durable, low-maintenance tool for workshops and labs.
What is a long jaw vernier caliper and when is it needed?
A long jaw vernier caliper, like the Dasqua 500mm/20″ model, has extended jaws for measuring large parts such as pipes, shafts, or industrial components that a standard 150mm caliper can’t span.
What is the difference between a monoblock and a standard vernier caliper?
A monoblock vernier caliper is machined from a single piece of steel, giving it better rigidity and long-term accuracy than a standard caliper assembled from separate parts.
What is a mini vernier caliper best suited for?
A mini vernier caliper, such as the Insize 100mm/4″ model, is designed for small components — common in electronics, jewelry making, and precision hobby work where a full-size caliper is too bulky.
How accurate is a vernier caliper compared to a digital caliper?
Both tools offer similar mechanical accuracy, typically around 0.02mm resolution on a vernier scale. A digital caliper is often easier to read precisely, but a well-maintained vernier caliper matches it in measurement precision.
What is the starting price of a vernier caliper in Bangladesh?
Vernier caliper pricing at ASTZ varies by jaw length and brand — standard 150mm models are the most affordable, with long jaw and monoblock versions priced higher. Contact us for current rates on each model.
How do you read measurements on a vernier caliper?
You read the main scale for the whole number, then find where a line on the vernier (sliding) scale aligns exactly with a line on the main scale to get the decimal value.
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| Digital Depth Gauge | astzbd.com/digital-depth-gauges |
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