SOLA Angle Square with Base SWA 100 100x70 mm, model 56112201

The SOLA Angle Square with Base SWA 100 (100x70 mm) is a compact metalworking square designed to check and transfer precise 90° angles. The tool combines a 100 mm blade and a 70 mm base to provide stable seating on workpieces, enabling accurate layout, inspection and repeatable marking. Constructed for workshop environments, the square fits tasks in carpentry, metalworking and general fabrication where consistent squareness is required.

Advantages

The solid metal construction delivers rigidity and resistance to wear during repeated use, while the compact dimensions allow access to tighter areas and easier handling. The integrated base ensures stable positioning for accurate marking and inspection, reducing the need for re-measurement. Its straightforward geometry provides quick visual verification of right angles and simplifies transfer of 90° lines between components.

Suitable for

• Carpentry layout, marking and checking of right angles
• Metalworking and welding setup for squareness control
• General workshop inspection and repeatable transfer of reference lines
• Cabinet making and joinery where compact squares are needed

Key specifications

• Blade length: 100 mm
• Base length: 70 mm
• Material: metal construction for durability and stiffness
• Geometry: 90° right-angle blade and base for layout and inspection

How to use

Place the base squarely against the reference edge of the workpiece so the blade sits flush along the surface to be marked or checked. For marking, hold the base firmly and scribe along the blade edge to transfer a 90° line. For inspection, visually align the blade with the surface or use a feeler or test indicator to measure any gap between blade and workpiece. Use stable pressure to avoid movement and repeat the check at multiple points for consistent results.

Usage recommendations

Store the square in a dry place and protect the blade edge from knocks or burrs; if necessary, clean and lightly oil the metal surface to prevent corrosion. Verify squareness periodically against a known reference to ensure accuracy over time.