Aluminium try square MODECO MN-83-026 210×400 mm

The Aluminium try square MODECO MN-83-026 210×400 mm is a right-angle layout and inspection tool designed for accurate 90° measurement in carpentry, metalworking and general workshop tasks. Built with a lightweight aluminium body, this try square provides durable, easy-to-handle performance for marking, checking and aligning edges and components. Its 210×400 mm dimensions give a balance between reach and compactness, making it suitable for both bench and site use.

Advantages

The aluminium construction ensures a light weight for reduced fatigue during repeated use while maintaining resistance to corrosion and deformation. A precisely machined blade and stock deliver consistent 90° accuracy for layout and inspection, and the tool's flat surfaces allow stable contact against workpieces. Its size offers sufficient length for checking larger panels yet remains convenient to store and transport.

Suitable for

• Marking and checking right angles on wood and sheet materials
• Aligning and inspecting edges in metalworking and fabrication
• General workshop layout tasks and furniture assembly
• Carpentry tasks on site and in the workshop

Key specifications

• Material: aluminium body for light weight and corrosion resistance
• Overall size: 210 × 400 mm for versatile reach and handling
• Accuracy: precision-machined 90° angle between stock and blade
• Design: flat contact surfaces for stable placement against workpieces
• Use case: layout, marking and inspection of right angles

How to use

Place the stock firmly against the reference edge of the workpiece so the blade lies flat across the surface to be marked or checked. For marking, use a pencil or scribe along the blade edge to transfer the 90° line. For inspection, visually and tactilely verify that the adjoining edge aligns with the blade without gaps. Maintain steady pressure to keep the tool flush to the material while moving or marking to ensure consistent results.

Usage recommendations

Store the aluminium try square in a dry place and avoid impacts that could deform the blade or stock. Periodically check the squareness against a calibrated reference or precision square to confirm accuracy before critical work. Clean off debris and dust after use to preserve flat contact surfaces and measurement reliability.