Angle Square with Base LIMIT 120° 100×70 mm

LIMIT Angle Square with Base 120° 100×70 mm is a compact metal layout and inspection tool for measuring, checking, marking and transferring 120-degree angles on workpieces. The square combines a precisely formed 120° blade with a stable base (foot) to keep the tool firmly positioned on flat surfaces during marking and inspection. Its 100×70 mm dimensions make it suitable for use in workshops, assembly benches and on-site jobs where a small, accurate angle gauge is required.

Advantages

The forged metal construction provides durability and maintains angle accuracy under normal workshop use. The integrated base ensures stable placement for repeatable markings and inspections, reducing the need for additional clamping. Compact overall size offers good access to confined areas while still giving clear reference edges for scribing and checking. The simple, single-angle design minimizes setup time and is easy to use for both experienced technicians and occasional users.

Suitable for

• Marking and transferring 120° angles in metalworking
• Checking angle accuracy on wooden components and assemblies
• Layout work during assembly and fitting operations
• On-site inspection and quick angle verification

Key specifications

• Measuring angle: 120°
• Overall dimensions: 100 × 70 mm
• Material: metal construction for rigidity and wear resistance
• Design feature: integrated stable base for firm placement
• Intended use: layout, marking and inspection of angles

How to use

Place the angle square on a flat surface or against the workpiece so that the base sits firmly. Align the reference edge with the line or edge where the 120° angle is required. Hold the tool steady against the workpiece and use a scribe, pencil or marking implement to transfer the angle. For inspection, position the tool so the blade runs along the surface to be checked and observe any gaps or misalignment. Use light clamping if needed to prevent movement during marking on uneven surfaces.

Usage recommendations

Keep the reference edges clean and free of burrs to preserve measurement accuracy. Store the angle square in a dry place to avoid corrosion. When high-precision measurements are required, verify the tool against a calibrated reference before use and avoid applying excessive force that could deform the edges.