Angle Plate LIMIT 120° flat 75×75 mm

Flat angle plate LIMIT 120° flat 75×75 mm is a compact precision tool designed to provide a stable 120° reference for positioning, checking and aligning components in metalworking and workshop tasks. The plate features two accurate flat faces sized 75×75 mm that form a fixed 120° relationship, enabling consistent layout and inspection where non‑standard angles are required. Its compact footprint makes it suitable for bench use, fixtures and integration into measuring setups where space is limited.

Advantages

The angle plate offers a rigid, wear‑resistant seating for parts and gauges, ensuring repeatable positioning at 120°. Its flat machined surfaces reduce error in alignment and measuring operations and simplify setup when comparing parts or transferring angles. The compact dimensions and stable contact surfaces make it easy to clamp or fixture, while the solid construction minimizes flex under light to moderate workbench tasks.

Suitable for

• Positioning and fixturing components at a fixed 120° angle
• Inspection and layout tasks in metalworking and fabrication
• Bench use, small fixtures and calibration of measuring tools
• Transfer of non‑standard angles between parts and drawings

Key specifications

• Fixed angle: 120° between flat faces
• Face dimensions: 75 × 75 mm
• Type: flat angle plate for positioning and inspection
• Application environment: workshop and bench use

How to use

Place the angle plate on a clean, flat surface and ensure contact faces are free of debris or burrs. Rest or clamp the workpiece against the appropriate face to establish the 120° relationship, using parallel gauges or a dial indicator if precise alignment verification is required. For inspection tasks, align measuring instruments against the plate faces and take readings according to the measurement procedure. When clamping, apply even pressure and avoid excessive force that could damage the plate or distort the workpiece.

Usage recommendations

Keep the angle plate clean and dry; remove chips and coolant after use and store it in a protective case or dry cabinet to preserve surface accuracy. Use light to moderate clamping forces and rely on supporting fixtures when working with heavier parts. Verify flatness and angle periodically with calibrated instruments if the plate is used as a reference for critical measurements.