Angle Square with Foot LIMIT 120° 200×130 mm

LIMIT Angle Square with Foot 120° 200×130 mm is a measuring and marking tool designed to transfer and check 120° angles on workpieces, fixtures and assemblies. The tool combines a stable foot for secure positioning with a rigid body and clear, sharp edges for scribing and alignment. With dimensions of 200×130 mm it provides a practical working size for metalworking, carpentry and general assembly tasks where reliable angle control is required.

Advantages

The square offers a fixed 120° nominal angle in a robust construction that resists deformation during repeated use. The integrated foot ensures stable contact with the workpiece, reducing movement while marking or checking angles. Machined edges deliver clear scribe lines and precise seating against reference surfaces, and the compact 200×130 mm footprint makes the tool easy to handle and position in confined spaces.

Suitable for

• Transferring 120° angles onto metal and wooden workpieces
• Checking and verifying angular references on fixtures and assemblies
• Scribing and layout work in workshops and on-site jobs
• Use in metalworking, carpentry and general fabrication

Key specifications

• Nominal angle: 120°
• Overall dimensions: 200 × 130 mm
• Integrated foot for stable positioning
• Rigid construction for repeatable alignment
• Clear machined edges for scribing

How to use

Place the square's foot firmly against the reference surface so the body sits flush with the workpiece. Use the machined edges to align the tool along the desired line or edge and mark the scribe line with a pencil, scriber or marking tool. For verification, hold the foot in contact and visually check the mating surface or use feeler gauges if required. Keep the square clean and free of debris to maintain accurate contact and repeatability.

Usage recommendations

Store the angle square in a protective case or on a flat shelf to prevent knocks and preserve the machined edges. Avoid exposing the tool to prolonged moisture to reduce the risk of corrosion. For the most accurate results, regularly inspect the edges for nicks and clean contact surfaces before measurement or marking.