Angle/Beam Gauge No name BZE-500 — manual measuring tool for angles and profiles

The No name BZE-500 is a manual angle and beam gauge designed for measuring angles and profile dimensions in construction and metalworking. Supplied as a handheld tool, it provides straightforward angle measurement and alignment for installation, cutting and fitting tasks. The gauge is built for simple, repeatable checks on site or in the workshop where a robust, easy-to-operate instrument is required.

Advantages

The BZE-500 offers straightforward mechanical operation without the need for power, enabling use in locations without electricity. Its compact handheld format supports quick positioning against surfaces and profiles, while durable construction withstands regular site handling. The instrument provides clear, repeatable angle and profile readings that help reduce setup time for cutting and fitting operations.

Suitable for

• Measuring and checking angles on beams, profiles and structural elements
• Layout and alignment during installation of metalwork or timber components
• Workshop checks prior to cutting, welding or assembly
• On-site verification of angles for repairs and retrofit work

Key specifications

• Type: manual angle and beam gauge for handheld use
• Primary function: angle measurement and profile alignment
• Construction: durable materials suitable for site and workshop environments
• Operation: mechanical, no battery or external power required
• Portability: compact, lightweight design for easy transport and handling

How to use

Place the gauge flat against the reference surface or profile and align the movable arm or edge with the surface whose angle or profile dimension you need to measure. Read the angle or alignment indication according to the tool’s scale or reference marks. For repeat checks, maintain consistent contact pressure and positioning to ensure repeatability. Clean contact faces before measurement to avoid debris affecting the result.

Usage recommendations

Store the gauge in a dry place when not in use and protect it from heavy impacts. Calibrate or verify the gauge against a known reference periodically to confirm accuracy. Use appropriate personal protective equipment when measuring on live construction sites or near cutting and welding operations.