Stop bracket 45° 100 x 70 mm, DIN 875/2, stainless steel
Intended use
A stop square is used, for example, for scribing, checking angles or aligning different elements to each other. The stop angle is a gauge and represents a specific angle, e.g. 45°, 90°, 120° etc. As a rule, a stop angle consists of two legs of unequal length. In order to be able to apply the angle to the edge of the workpiece, a stop is attached to the shorter leg.
Technical data
| Leg length [mm]: | 100 x 70 |
|---|---|
| Surface: | ground |
| Tool material: | Steel, stainless, hardened |
Manufactured according to DIN 875/2
Hardened and ground
Made from stainless steel
In a proper storage box with foam insert
Description of the
This stop bracket is manufactured in accordance with DIN 875/2 and forms an angle of 45°. It is made from stainless steel, ground and hardened. The leg lengths of 100 x 70 mm allow small and medium-sized testing and marking work to be carried out. The angle bracket is supplied in a storage box with a foam insert for practical and proper storage.
Scope of delivery
- 1 x stop bracket 45° 100 x 70 mm, DIN 875/2, stainless steel
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