Pipe Calipers

The Pipe Caliper Tool is used to measure the pipe size of all types of pipes (Copper, Iron, PVC, CPVC, Schedule 40, 80, etc). Our Pipe Caliper is very easy to use. Simply put the pipe in between the two wings of the caliper and close the wings tight to the pipe (making sure the pipe touches the top of the caliper and two wings of the pipe caliper). The pipe caliper tool will then show you the size of the pipe. Our pipe caliper can be used to measure pipes as small as 1/4" all the way up to 12" pipes. This device was designed specifically for mechanical insulators and does not include useless numbers/diameters, just iron and copper pipe sizes! Mechanical insulators rely on pipe calipers to read iron and copper pipe sizes. Learning how to measure pipe size starts with closing the wings tight to the pipe.

Our Pipe Caliper is die-cut steel that is zinc-plated, giving it a nice brushed finish. The numbers are etched into the metal so they won't rub off with wear. This pipe diameter measuring tool has numbers etched into the metal so they won't rub off with wear. The pipe caliper tool is pocket-sized to easily fit in your front shirt pocket or in any tool belt or toolbox. A pocket-sized pipe caliper fits easily in your front shirt pocket, tool belt, or toolbox.

BENEFITS of the Pipe Caliper Tool:

• Durable - Die-cut Steel with Zinc Plating
• Easy to Use
• Easy to Read - Numbers are Etched
• Measures both Iron and Copper Pipe Sizes
• Made in the USA!

*This is a must-have tool for pipe insulators, plumbers, draftsmen, pipe fitters, architects, and engineers. Plumbers, pipe fitters, architects, and engineers use this pipe diameter measuring tool. Don't just buy one for yourself; make sure you get one for each member of your team! Get pipe calipers for each member of your team. *Homeowners purchase this tool to precisely measure all the pipes they want to insulate to make ordering pipe insulation easier and hassle-free. Homeowners also learn how to measure pipe size before ordering pipe insulation. This pocket sized pipe caliper is made in the USA from die-cut, zinc-plated steel.

HOW TO USE A PIPE CALIPER TUTORIAL

VIDEO: INSTRUCTIONS ON HOW TO USE A PIPE CALIPER