Angle with foot 10 x 7 cm Helios Preisser MKSC (0372103)

Helios Preisser MKSC angle with foot 10 x 7 cm is a metalworking and measuring angle designed for accurate right-angle layout, positioning and checking of parts and assemblies. The compact 10 x 7 cm foot provides a stable base for marking, inspection and alignment tasks in workshops and quality-control environments. Constructed for routine use, this angle is intended to assist machinists and technicians with repeatable squaring and geometric checks of components.

Advantages

The angle combines a rigid foot with a precisely formed blade to deliver reliable 90° reference planes. Its compact footprint allows use on small workpieces and in confined spaces while maintaining stable support during scribing and measuring. The simple, robust design reduces setup time and supports consistent inspection results in production and repair settings.

Suitable for

• Layout and scribing of metal and wood parts
• Squaring and alignment of assemblies
• Quality control checks and go/no-go inspection
• Workshop and bench measurement tasks
• Toolroom and maintenance operations

Key specifications

• Foot dimensions: 10 cm × 7 cm
• Function: 90° angle reference for layout and inspection
• Material: metal construction suitable for workshop use
• Design: compact, rigid foot for stable support
• Typical use environment: workshop, toolroom, quality-control bench

How to use

Place the angle with its foot flat against the reference surface and bring the blade or upright edge into contact with the workpiece. Ensure full contact along the foot and blade before marking, scribing or measuring. For inspection, use the angle as a fixed 90° reference and compare the workpiece edges or faces to the blade; for positioning, clamp or hold the assembly against the foot to maintain alignment while fastening or machining. Clean contact surfaces before use to avoid measurement errors caused by debris.

Usage recommendations

Store the angle in a dry, protected location to prevent corrosion and mechanical damage. Periodically check the blade and foot for wear or nicks and verify squareness against a calibrated reference if high-accuracy measurements are required. Use appropriate clamps or fixture methods when machining to prevent movement during operations.