Square YATO YT-70825, aluminium, 2.8 mm thickness, 1 pc

YATO YT-70825 is an aluminium square with a 2.8 mm material thickness supplied as a single piece. It is designed to provide stable, corrosion-resistant reference edges for marking, checking right angles and transferring measurements in metalworking, woodworking and general workshop tasks. The anodized black surface finish improves wear resistance and reduces glare during layout and inspection work.

Advantages

The aluminium construction makes the square lightweight yet rigid enough for repeatable angle checks and layout operations. Millimetre graduations applied on the edges allow direct reading of linear offsets and simple on-tool measuring. Anodized black finish increases surface durability and visibility of scribed lines while resisting corrosion in workshop environments. Compact dimensions and a single-piece design provide stable contact with workpieces for accurate marking and assembly alignment.

Suitable for

• Checking and marking right angles in woodworking
• Layout and measurement tasks in metalworking
• General workshop assembly and alignment
• Carpentry tasks that use templates such as dovetail and hole patterns

Key specifications

• Material: aluminium
• Material thickness: 2.8 mm
• Surface finish: anodized (black)
• Edge graduations: millimetre markings
• Overall dimensions: 150 x 70 x 215 mm
• Design: single-piece 3D angle bracket with integrated templates (dovetail, hole templates, protractor features)

How to use

Place the aluminium square with its flat faces against the workpiece to establish a reliable reference line or right angle. Use the millimetre graduations on the edges to transfer measurements directly or to set offsets for scribing. When using integrated templates such as dovetail or hole patterns, align the pattern against the layout marks and scribe through the template openings. Maintain firm, even contact while marking or checking to avoid movement and ensure accurate lines; support the workpiece as needed for stability.

Usage recommendations

Clean the contact faces regularly to remove chips, dust and cutting fluids that can affect accuracy. Store the square in a dry place and avoid heavy impacts to preserve the anodized finish and dimensional stability. For best results, use in combination with other measuring tools such as a straightedge, caliper or protractor when high-precision layout is required.