Angle Gauge INSIZE 2372-360 L-150+300mm universal protractor

The Angle Gauge INSIZE 2372-360 L-150+300mm universal protractor is a precision measuring tool designed to check, transfer and set angles in metalworking, woodworking and inspection tasks. It features two arms with effective lengths of 150 mm and 300 mm, enabling accurate layout and verification of angular geometry. The protractor is built for stable positioning and repeatable measurements where reliable angular alignment is required.

Advantages

The universal protractor provides accurate angle reading and transfer across both short and long arm configurations, reducing the need for multiple tools. Its construction ensures stable contact with workpieces and simple handling during setup operations. The design supports fine adjustment and secure locking to maintain readings while marking or machining, which improves workflow efficiency in layout and inspection tasks.

Suitable for

• Measuring and transferring angles on metal parts and assemblies
• Setting up machine tools and jigs in workshops
• Woodworking layout and angle verification for joinery
• Quality inspection and dimensional control in production
• Toolroom and maintenance tasks requiring angular alignment

Key specifications

• Arm lengths: 150 mm and 300 mm
• Type: universal protractor / angle gauge
• Primary use: angle measurement, transfer and setting
• Construction: rigid arms with locking mechanism for stable readings
• Suitable materials: designed for use on metal and wood surfaces

How to use

Place the protractor arms against the surfaces that form the angle to be measured or transferred. Adjust the movable arm until the protractor aligns with the reference edge or angle, then secure the locking mechanism to fix the setting. Read the angle directly if the scale is present or transfer the set angle by scribing along the arm edge. For setup on machines or jigs, clamp or hold the protractor in position while marking or adjusting the workpiece to match the secured angle.

Usage recommendations

Keep contact surfaces clean and free of chips or debris before measuring to preserve accuracy. Use the shorter arm for confined spaces and the longer arm for higher leverage and improved alignment over larger surfaces. Store the tool in a dry place and avoid impacts that could deform the arms or affect calibration.