Aluminium Angle Square HOGERT HT4M202 250 mm

Aluminium Angle Square HOGERT HT4M202 250 mm is a lightweight precision tool for marking and checking 90° angles in carpentry, metalwork and home DIY projects. The 250 mm leg length provides a practical reach for layout tasks, cutting guides and assembly checks. Constructed from corrosion-resistant aluminium, the square offers easy handling and long-term dimensional stability for routine workshop use.

Advantages

The aluminium construction keeps the tool lightweight while providing sufficient rigidity for accurate layout and inspection. Corrosion resistance ensures the square remains true and serviceable with minimal maintenance. A 250 mm leg length balances portability with usable reach, making it suitable for both small and medium-sized workpieces. Its simple, open-frame design allows clear sight lines to the marked surface for precise alignment.

Suitable for

• Marking and checking right angles on wooden components
• Setting cutting guides on saws and benches
• Aligning metalwork and welding fixtures
• Quality control during frame and cabinet assembly
• General DIY and renovation tasks requiring square alignment

Key specifications

• Material: aluminium (corrosion-resistant)
• Leg length: 250 mm
• Angle: 90° precision square
• Design: open-frame for clear marking visibility
• Weight: lightweight for easy handling

How to use

Place the inner corner of the aluminium angle square against the workpiece corner or reference edge so both legs sit flat on the surfaces to be checked. For marking, draw a pencil line along the outside edge of the leg while keeping the square firmly pressed to the material. For checking squareness, press the tool into position and inspect for gaps or misalignment between the square edge and the workpiece; where gaps appear, measure and adjust the component until the edge sits flush. Use the tool as a guide for saw fences or router edges by clamping or holding it firmly in place while cutting.

Usage recommendations

Store the aluminium square in a dry place to maintain corrosion resistance and dimensional accuracy. When precision is required, periodically verify the 90° angle against a known reference or larger machinist square. Avoid heavy impacts or bending forces to preserve straightness and accuracy.