HARDEN Professional Stainless Steel Bevel Protractor | 580718

Description

Achieve flawless geometry in your workshop with the HARDEN 580718 Stainless Steel Bevel Protractor. This precision instrument is designed for the high-accuracy demands of metal fabrication, mechanical engineering, and advanced carpentry. Featuring a robust $150\text{mm}$ rule and a $90\text{mm}$ round head, this tool allows you to measure and transfer angles from 0° to 180° with clinical consistency.

The ruler and head are crafted from premium stainless steel, providing a rigid, non-flexing surface that resists rust and corrosion even in humid environments. The scales are deeply etched—not just printed—ensuring that the graduations remain perfectly legible after years of heavy use. A high-quality brass locking nut allows you to secure the arm at any specific angle, making it an indispensable tool for duplicating cuts or verifying the pitch of a weldment.

Key Features & Benefits:

• Industrial Stainless Steel Build: Offers superior durability and corrosion resistance compared to standard carbon steel or plastic tools.

• $150\text{mm}$ Precision Rule: Features clear, easy-to-read metric graduations for dual-purpose measuring and marking.

• 180-Degree Measuring Range: The semi-circular head is calibrated from 0° to 180° in both directions for maximum versatility.

• Secure Knurled Locking Nut: Allows for quick, one-handed locking to maintain and transfer specific angles without slippage.

• Deeply Etched Graduations: Permanent markings that won't rub off or fade over time, ensuring lifelong accuracy.

• Smooth Beveled Edge: Provides a clean contact surface for high-precision layout lines on metal or wood.

Technical Specifications:

• Model Number: 580718

• Head Diameter: $90\text{mm}$

• Ruler Length: $150\text{mm}$

• Material: Polished Stainless Steel

• Measuring Range: 0° to 180°

• Fastener: Brass Locking Nut

Ideal For:

• Metalworking & Fabrication: Measuring and setting angles for welding, milling, and lathe work.

• Mechanical Engineering: Verifying the geometry of machine parts and assemblies.

• Advanced Woodworking: Laying out dovetails, miter cuts, and complex joinery.

• Education & Drafting: A durable, high-precision tool for technical drawing and geometry students.