Angle Square Sola SOLA KĄTOWNIK ŚLUSARSKI SW 100 100x70mm by SOLA

SOLA KĄTOWNIK ŚLUSARSKI SW 100 100x70mm is a metal angle square designed for measuring and marking right angles in metalworking and general workshop tasks. With nominal dimensions of 100 x 70 mm, the tool provides stable reference edges for layout work, checking the squareness of assemblies and fixtures, and transferring 90° angles between components. The compact, solid metal construction makes it suitable for repeated contact with workpieces and for use in mechanic, metalworker and maintenance environments.

Advantages

The robust, precisely machined edges ensure consistent alignment and low wear during repeated use. Its solid metal body provides a stable reference without flex, improving repeatability when checking squareness or marking parts. The compact size allows comfortable handling in confined spaces while still offering clear contact surfaces for accurate transfers. The tool’s simple, uncluttered design enables fast positioning and inspection on a variety of materials.

Suitable for

• Checking and marking 90° angles on metal parts
• Layout and reference for welding and assembly tasks
• Quality control checks for squareness of fixtures and components
• Workshop and maintenance measurements in confined spaces

Key specifications

• Material: solid metal construction for durability and stable reference
• Nominal dimensions: 100 x 70 mm working faces
• Geometry: right-angle (90°) edges, machined for accuracy
• Contact surfaces: flat reference faces for marking and inspection
• Typical use environment: mechanic, metalworking and maintenance workshops

How to use

Place the angle square with its inner corner against the workpiece corner or edge so both reference faces contact the surfaces to be checked. For marking, hold the tool firmly and scribe along the exposed face to transfer a 90° line. For squareness checks, align one face to a datum and inspect the other face for gaps or use light feeler methods to detect deviation. When using as a layout reference during assembly or welding, clamp or hold the workpiece securely to avoid movement and recheck the contact faces before fixing.

Usage recommendations

Keep the reference faces clean and free of burrs or chips to maintain accuracy. Avoid using the square as a striking surface or lever to prevent deformation. Store the tool in a dry place and protect the edges from knocks to preserve the machined surfaces. Periodically inspect the faces for wear and, if necessary, recondition or replace the tool to ensure reliable measurements.