Angle Gauge INSIZE 150 x 200 mm model 214.152

INSIZE angle gauge 150 x 200 mm model 214.152 is a precision measuring tool designed to check, transfer and mark angles and edges in workshop and inspection environments. The gauge combines a stable, flat blade with a rigid body to provide repeatable contact and accurate alignment during layout, set-up or inspection tasks. It is intended for use where reliable right-angle and compound angle checks are required on metal, wood or fabricated components.

Advantages

The construction offers dimensional stability and resistance to deformation under normal workshop use, enabling consistent results over repeated measurements. Its flat measuring surfaces facilitate direct contact with workpieces for precise transfer of angle and edge positions. The compact size balances portability and working reach, making it practical both at the bench and on the shop floor.

Suitable for

• Checking and transferring 90° and other angles on metal and wood parts
• Layout and marking in metalworking and carpentry
• Inspection and quality control of assembled components
• Set-up of machines, jigs and fixtures requiring accurate edge alignment

Key specifications

• Measuring dimensions: 150 x 200 mm
• Material: robust, workshop-grade construction for repeated use
• Flat contact surfaces for accurate edge and angle transfer
• Compact size suitable for bench work and field use

How to use

Place the angle gauge with its flat blade against the reference surface or edge so the body seats firmly. For right-angle checks, ensure both contact faces sit flush against the adjoining surfaces; for transferring an angle, mark along the gauge edge or scribe from the gauge into the workpiece. When inspecting components, use the gauge to verify squareness by aligning the blade with the part and observing any gaps or misalignment. Handle the gauge on a clean, flat surface to avoid errors from debris or burrs.

Usage recommendations

Keep contact surfaces clean and free from nicks or burrs to maintain accuracy. Store the gauge in a dry, protected location to avoid corrosion or damage. For critical measurements, verify the gauge against a calibrated reference or use with appropriate measuring instruments.