Precision Try Square BE DIN 875 75mm

Features of Precision Try Square BE DIN 875 – 75mm:

1. High Accuracy to DIN 875 Standards
   – Manufactured to DIN 875 Grade standards for precise 90° angle checking.

2. Size: 75mm Blade Length
   – Compact and handy size, ideal for small and medium component inspection.

3. One-Piece Hardened Steel Construction
   – Made from fully hardened and ground tool steel for durability and long service life.

4. Ground Working Surfaces
   – Precision ground blade and beam surfaces ensure accurate measurements and squareness.

5. Beveled Edge (BE) Design
   – Beveled edges allow easy alignment and reduce visual obstruction while measuring.

6. Rust-Resistant Finish
   – Anti-corrosive coating or finish helps protect the square in workshop environments.

7. Non-Graduated Blade
   – Plain blade without graduations ensures clean and unobstructed edge checking.

8. Right Angle Accuracy
   – Designed for checking and setting exact 90° angles between surfaces.

9. Stable Beam with Chamfered Ends
   – Provides ease of handling and stable positioning on flat surfaces.

10. Ideal for Inspection and Layout
    – Suited for tool rooms, inspection departments, machine shops, and workshops.

Application of uses :

• Checking Right Angles
  – Used to inspect and verify 90° angles between surfaces in mechanical components and assemblies.

• Layout and Marking Work
  – Essential for marking precise perpendicular lines on metal, wood, or plastic surfaces before machining or cutting.

• Machine Shop Operations
  – Ideal for setup and inspection work on milling machines, lathes, and surface grinders.

• Tool Room and Inspection Applications
  – Frequently used in tool rooms and quality control departments for checking the squareness of tools, parts, and fixtures.

• Assembly and Fabrication
  – Ensures accuracy in part alignment and fit during mechanical or structural assembly.

• Surface Plate Measurement
  – Used on surface plates to perform high-accuracy squareness tests of components.

• Woodworking and Carpentry
  – Assists in maintaining precision in joints, edges, and frames in fine woodworking.

• Jig and Fixture Alignment
  – Supports accurate setup of jigs, fixtures, and measuring equipment.

• Calibration and Verification
  – Used to calibrate other measuring instruments or verify the squareness of production components.

• DIY and Technical Education
  – Helpful for students, technicians, and professionals learning or practicing precision measurement techniques.