EXL60021 [file:EXL60021-1.jpg] Precision Carbon Steel Machine Square, 6in (15.24cm)

Precision Carbon Steel Machine Square

6in
£27.80
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EXL60021 [file:EXL60021-1.jpg] Precision Carbon Steel Machine Square, 6in (15.24cm)
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Precision Carbon Steel Machine Square

Excel

Precision Carbon Steel Machine Square

6in(1)
SKU: EXL60021
In stock (2 available)

These squares are perfect for 90 degree layout and machine set-up. These squares are made from hardened, tempered and polished carbon steel.

£27.80
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  • Excel Blades Machine Square
  • These squares are perfect for 90degree layout and machine set-up. These squares are made from hardened, tempered and polished carbon steel.
  • Used to assure angle accuracy.
  • Features Imperial and Metric measurements.
  • Perfect for 90degree layout and machine set-up.
  • Made from hardened, tempered and polished carbon steel.
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Description

Square used for accurate measuring in inches and metric.

These squares are perfect for 90 layout and machine set-up. These squares are madefrom hardened, tempered and polished carbon steel.

A machinist square, also known as an engineer's square, is a measuring tool used inthe field of metalworking and mechanical engineering. Used by machinists, engineers andmetalworkers in several industries.

Uses include checking the perpendicularity of surfaces, setting up and aligning machine tools, checking the accuracy of workpieces during machining, and marking or scribing lines at a precise right angle.