oravunel™ MeasureMark 6-Inch Digital Caliper for Mineral Specimen Measuring & Cataloging
ORAVUNEL™ · MINERAL & CRYSTAL COLLECTING ACCESSORIES
oravunel™ MeasureMark 6-Inch Digital Caliper for Mineral Specimen Measuring & Cataloging
A compact digital measuring tool for recording specimen dimensions consistently in inches or millimeters.
Made for a More Thoughtful Collection
MeasureMark is designed for collectors who want more precise size information than a standard ruler provides. It is useful for documenting the length, width, and thickness of suitable mineral specimens, polished stones, and small collection objects. The digital display makes readings easy to view, while the sliding jaws support repeatable positioning on compatible surfaces. Switch between inches and millimeters for American collection records or metric references. Natural minerals often have irregular surfaces and fragile crystal points, so measure gently at suitable contact areas rather than squeezing a specimen between the jaws.
✨ Product Highlights
- 6-inch measuring range — Suitable for many small and medium-sized collection objects.
- Digital readout — Makes measurements easier to read than closely spaced ruler markings.
- Inch and millimeter modes — Supports flexible collection record formats.
- Multiple measurement functions — Designed for compatible outside, inside, and depth measurements.
- Compact tool format — Fits conveniently in a collection workstation or tool case.
- Repeatable cataloging — Helps maintain a consistent approach to recording specimen dimensions.
Product Specifications
| Materials | Stainless steel measuring jaws and ABS digital housing |
| Color | Silver and charcoal |
| Measuring range | 0–6 in / 0–150 mm |
| Display resolution | 0.01 in / 0.1 mm |
| Approx. overall length | 9 in |
| Approx. weight | 7 oz |
| Power | Replaceable button-cell battery, included |
In the Box
1 digital caliper, 1 protective storage case, 1 battery, and 1 instruction sheet.
Collector's Note: Display resolution is not the same as guaranteed measurement accuracy. Actual accuracy depends on calibration, tool condition, and technique. Do not clamp fragile specimens.