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Precision Squares

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4702-1 4794-025 4794-040 4794-075 4700-100 GG 00
€157,00
€194,68
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  • DIN 874 standard
  • Beveled edges
  • Satin chrome-plated finish
  • Includes squares:
    • 90° square 25x20mm DIN875, tolerance: 0.002 mm (code 4794-025)
    • 90° square 40x28mm DIN875, tolerance: 0.002 mm (code 4794-040)
    • 90° square 75x50mm DIN875, tolerance: 0.002 mm (code 4790-075)
    • 100mm ruler DIN874 (code 4700-100)
    • scriber
  • Made of hardened stainless steel
Insize

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Insize

INSIZE was founded in 1995 and is one of the world's leading manufacturers of measuring instruments and metrological equipment. With factories in China and other Asian countries, as well as production units in Germany and Italy for the INSIZE PLUS series, the company offers products that stand out for their accuracy, durability and reliability, while being distinguished by their excellent quality-price ratio.

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Precision Squares

Precision squares are essential reference tools for measurement and inspection, designed to verify perpendicularity (90° angle) and the flatness of surfaces. They form the basis for correct alignment of components on machine tools, as well as for final quality control of high-requirement machining operations.

  • Types: They are classified into plain squares, squares with a base (base squares), and stonemasonry or granite squares.
  • Applications: Ideal for machine setup, precision marking-out, and checking squareness on CNC components.
  • Quality: They are usually made from hardened steel or granite, following strict standards (e.g. DIN 875) that define the permissible tolerance in microns (μm).
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