Gimex KATOWNIK 75/50 MKSC KL.2 angle gauge 75×50 mm, class 2

The Gimex KATOWNIK 75/50 MKSC KL.2 angle gauge 75×50 mm, class 2 is a compact right-angle reference tool intended for measuring and checking perpendicularity and edges in woodworking and metalworking. With nominal sides of 75 mm and 50 mm and an accuracy corresponding to class 2, this gauge offers a repeatable angular reference for fitting, layout and inspection tasks where a small, portable square is required.

Advantages

This angle gauge combines a compact footprint with a factory-defined accuracy class 2, providing consistent right-angle checks without occupying much workshop space. Its small dimensions make it easy to position in tight locations and to carry between workstations. The tool delivers a stable reference for quick verification of edges, component assemblies and jigs, and it supports routine quality control tasks where a simple mechanical square is preferable to larger or more complex measuring instruments.

Suitable for

• Checking and marking right angles on workpieces in woodworking
• Verifying perpendicularity and edge alignment in metalworking
• Assembly and fitting tasks that require a small, repeatable square
• Portable inspection and quick quality checks in workshops

Key specifications

• Nominal leg lengths: 75 mm and 50 mm
• Accuracy: class 2 angular tolerance
• Application area: right-angle measurement and edge verification
• Design: compact, hand-held angle gauge suitable for bench and field use

How to use

Place the longer or shorter leg of the angle gauge against the reference face of the workpiece and bring the opposite edge into contact with the mating surface to check for perpendicularity. For marking, hold the gauge firmly against the reference edge and scribe along the opposite leg. Use gentle, steady pressure to avoid shifting the part during verification. Repeat checks at multiple points along the edge if required to assess alignment over the full length of the workpiece.

Usage recommendations

Store the gauge in a dry, clean place to preserve accuracy. Before critical measurements, ensure reference faces are free of debris or burrs and periodically verify the square against a calibrated reference or larger certified square if high-precision control is required.