Carpenter's square FatMax QuickSquare 180 mm (STHT46101-0) Stanley

What it is

Carpenter's square FatMax QuickSquare 180 mm (STHT46101-0) Stanley. Key specifications: double sided Sì, material Aluminium, pack Hanging card.

A square is a fixed or adjustable marking and checking tool for checking and transferring right angles or bevels on wood, metal, tiles and masonry.

What it is for

Used for measuring on site and in the workshop and for marking out lines, dimensions and reference points before work begins.

How to use it

Place the stock firmly against the reference edge of the workpiece and mark along the blade with a pencil or scriber. With a sliding bevel or adjustable square, take the existing angle, lock the screw and transfer it to the workpiece. Check the tool's accuracy from time to time and do not use it as a lever or hammer.

Where it is used

• Residential construction

Technical data

• Double sided: Sì
• Material: Aluminium
• Pack: Hanging card
• Height (mm): 29
• Length (mm): 185
• Weight (kg): 0,23
• Width (mm): 185
• Square size: 180 millimetres
• Light but strong: The aluminium structure combines practicality with long-lasting durability
• Graduations: Now available with metric or imperial graduations

Who it is for

Designed for formwork carpenters, joiners and bricklayers.

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Before you order

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