Angle Square SOLA SGR500 500 x 170 mm model 56013501

The SOLA SGR500 angle square model 56013501 is a 500 x 170 mm right-angle layout and checking tool designed for professional carpentry, metalwork and construction use. Its rigid construction provides stable reference edges for squaring, aligning and transferring 90° angles on workpieces, panels and frames both on-site and in the workshop. The dimensions 500 x 170 mm offer a balance between reach and handling for medium and larger assemblies while remaining compact enough for frequent use.

Advantages

The angle square features a robust, straight-edged body that resists bending and maintains accuracy under regular field use. Precise factory‑machined faces ensure reliable 90° relationships between edges, making it suitable for repeatable layout, marking and inspection tasks. The tool’s size and weight distribution are optimized to lie flat against materials for consistent contact and easy marking. Corrosion-resistant finishes and clearly visible edges support longevity and usability in workshop and construction environments.

Suitable for

• Checking and transferring 90° angles on timber, sheet metal and panels
• Squaring frames, cabinets and furniture components
• Layout and marking for cutting, drilling and joining operations
• On-site inspection of corners, joints and assembled elements

Key specifications

• Overall arms length: 500 mm and 170 mm
• Right-angle accuracy: factory machined 90° faces
• Material: rigid construction for minimal flexing during use
• Surface: corrosion-resistant finish for durability
• Edges: straight, precision faces for accurate scribing and reference

How to use

Place the longer or shorter arm of the square flat against the reference edge of the workpiece to establish a stable 90° relationship. Ensure full contact along the machined faces before scribing or marking to maintain accuracy. Use a sharp pencil, marking knife or scribe along the exterior edge to transfer the angle. For inspection, align both arms with the edges or corners to verify squareness; any gap or light between the faces and the material indicates misalignment that requires adjustment. When measuring across larger assemblies, use the square as a guide to extend lines from the reference edge.

Usage recommendations

Store the angle square in a dry place and avoid heavy impacts that can deform the machined faces. Clean contact surfaces before critical measurements and check the square periodically against a known reference to confirm sustained accuracy.