Titanium Pocket Calipers
Five tools that ride on your keys — caliper, adjustable wrench, bottle opener, nail puller, and a tapered pry tip. All cast into one 6 cm frame.
- Millimeter scale etched into the frame — measure a bolt or a gap without guessing
- Screw-drive jaw opens and closes to grip small nuts and bolts
- Nail puller, bottle opener, and tapered pry tip built into the same body
- 6 cm × 2 cm, rust-resistant alloy, no hinges or moving parts
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Tools in one frame
6cm
End to end — 2.36 in
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Solid cast frame
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Moving parts to fail
The whole junk drawer. On your keyring.
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Adjustable wrench
Opens and closes on the thread to fit small nuts and bolts. For the loose bracket, the wobbly handle, the thing you'd otherwise walk to the garage for.
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Bottle opener
The one you'll actually use most. Slots under the cap, one flick, done.
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Caliper
Milled scale down the body. Measure a bolt head, a gap, a thickness — without guessing.
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Nail puller
Notched jaw grips and levers. Also handles staples, tacks, and lids that won't budge.
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Pry tip
Tapered nose for opening boxes, splitting tape, and popping seams. Backs out a screw in a pinch.
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One-piece frame
Cast as a single body, not assembled from parts. It shrugs off pocket sand, salt air, and a drop to concrete. Light enough that you stop noticing it until you need it.
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Etched millimeter scale
Graduations machined into the metal, not printed on it. Unlike a digital caliper, there’s no battery to die and no zero to reset — and nothing to rub off in a pocket.
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Screw-drive jaw
A knurled thumb wheel walks the jaw along a machined lead screw. It holds a measurement without a lock, and it clamps a nut without slipping.
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Keychain-ready
A lanyard hole is machined into the tail, right behind the pry tip. At 6 cm it disappears next to your keys — until something needs opening, gripping or measuring.
The drawing is the product.
Every face is CNC-machined to the print — the jaw travel, the scale and the pry tip included. Dimensions below in millimeters.
- Overall length, jaw extended91 mm
- Body length57 mm
- Jaw travel36 mm
- Head width20 mm
- Body thickness6–8 mm
Why vernier?
| Titanium Pocket Calipers | Multi-tool card | Adjustable wrench | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Measures in millimeters | Yes | Roughly | No |
| Grips and turns a nut | Yes | Fixed sizes | Yes |
| Pulls a nail | Yes | No | No |
| Pries a box or a seam open | Yes | Barely | No |
| Fits on a keychain | Yes | Yes | No |
Where it earns its keep.
Before you ask
How accurate is the caliper?
The frame carries a millimeter scale machined into the metal. For pocket checks — bolt shafts, dowels, "which size nut is this" — that is exactly the precision the job needs, and it holds for life because there is nothing to drift.
How big is it really?
Closed, it is about the length of a house key; the jaw screws out to a 91 mm overall reach with 36 mm of travel. It hangs on a keyring or a zipper pull without adding noticeable bulk.
Will it rust or wear?
The frame, jaw and lead screw are titanium alloy — no rust, no pitting, no plating to flake. The graduations are etched into the metal, so they cannot rub off in a pocket.
Shipping and returns?
Shipping is a flat $4; delivery takes 12–16 days. If it isn't the most-used tool on your keyring within 30 days, return it for a full refund. Questions? Email us at support@titaniumpc.com.
