SOLA angle square SOLA KĄTOWNIK ŚLUSARSKI SW 1000 1000x500 mm, model 56111101

Professional metalworking angle square SOLA KĄTOWNIK ŚLUSARSKI SW 1000 (1000 x 500 mm) is designed for accurate 90° layout, marking and inspection in metalworking and carpentry. The solid construction provides straight, stable edges and a reliable right-angle reference for fabrication, assembly and quality control tasks. The dimensions 1000 x 500 mm give an extended working length suitable for larger components and panels while maintaining easy handling on the workshop bench.

Advantages

The angle square combines a rigid body with precisely finished edges to ensure repeatable accuracy during marking and measurement. Its sizeable contact surfaces stabilize the tool on flat stock and profiles, reducing play when scribing or checking right angles. The robust build resists deformation during normal workshop use, helping maintain long-term dimensional reliability.

Suitable for

• Layout and marking of metal plates, profiles and sheet material
• Checking and setting 90° angles during assembly and welding
• Carpentry tasks requiring straight edges and right-angle control on large boards
• Inspection and quality control of fabricated parts and fixtures

Key specifications

• Overall length: 1000 mm
• Auxiliary length / leg: 500 mm
• Shape: L-shaped angle square with two straight edges
• Primary use: 90° layout, marking and angle control
• Material characteristics: rigid metal construction designed for workshop use

How to use

Place the longer leg of the angle square against the reference face of the workpiece and press the shorter leg firmly against the adjacent face to establish a 90° reference. Use the straight edges as guides for scribing, marking or clamping. For angle verification, align both legs with the mating surfaces and inspect for gaps or light transmission to detect deviation. Store the tool on a flat surface and avoid impacts that could deform the edges.

Usage recommendations

For best results, keep the edges clean and free of burrs before use, and verify accuracy periodically against a calibrated reference or a verified square. When marking long lines, support the workpiece to avoid flexing and use steady pressure along the tool to maintain consistent contact.