Vernier Calliper: Measuring Teeth Explained

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The measuring teeth on a vernier caliper are referred to as the "jaws," which are the metal prongs used to grasp or slide around the object being measured. These jaws define the limits of measurement for accurate readings. The discussion clarifies the terminology related to the components of a vernier caliper. Understanding these parts is essential for effective use of the tool. Accurate identification of the jaws enhances measurement precision.
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Hi all,

I have a very quick question.

On a vernier calliper, what are the names of the measuring teeth that define the limits of measurement?

Thanks
 
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The 'jaws' are the metal prongs which are slid around (or inside) the item which is being measured. Is that what you were asking?
 
Yes I put that down.

Many thanks for the reply.
 

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