Square KS Tools 300.0276 Weight 1.44 kg

The KS Tools 300.0276 square is a precision alignment and measurement tool weighing 1.44 kg, designed for workshop and industrial use. Its robust construction provides stable reference faces for layout, squaring, and inspection tasks. The tool is intended to deliver repeatable right-angle references and support accurate positioning of workpieces, fixtures, and assemblies.

Advantages

Made with durable materials and a rigid body, the square resists deformation during routine use and maintains dimensional stability. Its weight contributes to steady placement on work surfaces, reducing the need for clamps in many situations. The machined faces provide reliable contact for checking and transferring right angles.

Suitable for

• Machining setups and alignment of machine parts
• Inspection and quality control tasks in workshops
• Layout, marking out, and squaring of metal or wood components
• Fixture setup and assembly alignment

Key specifications

• Type: precision square for right-angle reference
• Approximate weight: 1.44 kg for stable placement
• Construction: rigid, wear-resistant body suitable for shop use
• Reference faces: machined contact surfaces for accurate alignment
• Primary applications: measurement, squaring, and alignment tasks

How to use

Place the KS Tools square on a clean, flat work surface or against the edge of the workpiece to establish a right-angle reference. Ensure contact faces are free of debris to maintain accuracy. Use the square to guide marking, check perpendicularity with a dial indicator or visual inspection, and align fixtures or components before clamping or machining. For transfer of dimensions, hold the square steady and scribe along the reference face.

Usage recommendations

Store the square in a dry, dust-free environment and protect the machined faces from impact or abrasive contamination. Periodically inspect the reference faces and clean with a soft cloth; avoid harsh solvents that could affect any coated surfaces. For precision verification, compare the square against a calibrated reference or have it checked during routine tool calibration schedules.