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Zinc base try square

10-08-019

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Product Details

Title

Steel Try Square 8–12 Inch | Stainless Steel Blade Zinc Base Square Manufacturer Supplier


Description

Steel Try Square is a precision measuring tool designed for 90-degree angle inspection, layout marking, and woodworking or metalworking alignment. It offers a measuring range of 8–12 inches with clear metric and imperial graduations and a rigid zinc die-cast base, making it suitable for construction, machining, and fabrication industries. Manufactured from SS420 stainless steel blade and zinc alloy base, this tool provides reliable performance for inspection, marking, and quality control applications.


SKU Table

Model / Art No Range Accuracy Resolution
13-6313-221 8" x 122mm ±0.10mm 1mm / 1/16"
13-6313-321 10" x 184mm ±0.12mm 1mm / 1/16"
13-6313-421 12" x 184mm ±0.15mm 1mm / 1/16"

Technical Specifications

  • Product Name: Steel Try Square
  • Category: Angle Measuring Tool
  • Range: 8 inch / 10 inch / 12 inch
  • Accuracy: Up to ±0.10mm
  • Resolution: 1mm (metric scale) / 1/16" (inch scale)
  • Material:
    • Blade: SS420 stainless steel
    • Base: Zinc die-cast (zinc alloy)
  • Display: Laser-etched scale (metric & imperial)
  • Output: No data output
  • Structure Feature:
    • Stainless steel blade with hanging hole
    • Zinc alloy base with “STANLEY” logo
    • Reinforced riveted structure (3×10mm rivets)
    • Precision 90° fixed angle
    • Improved handle design (updated branding version)
  • Standard: Industry standard
  • Brand: Neutral / Stanley-style marking
  • Model / Art No: 13-6313 series

Applications

This product is suitable for:

  • 90-degree angle checking
  • Layout marking and scribing
  • Edge alignment verification
  • Perpendicularity inspection

Widely used in:

  • Woodworking
  • Metal fabrication
  • Construction and carpentry
  • Workshop inspection and layout

Selection Advice

  • 8 inch model: Ideal for compact workspaces and small components
  • 10 inch model: General-purpose workshop use
  • 12 inch model: Suitable for larger panels and extended measurement

For alternatives:

  • For adjustable angles → combination squares
  • For higher precision → engineer squares
  • For digital measurement → electronic angle gauges

Key Features

  • Durable SS420 stainless steel blade for corrosion resistance
  • Solid zinc die-cast base for stability and accuracy
  • Dual scale metric and inch graduations
  • Fixed 90° precision angle for reliable measurement
  • Convenient hanging hole design for storage

FAQ

1. What is the difference between models?
The difference is blade length (8", 10", 12"). Larger sizes provide extended measurement and layout capability.

2. Accuracy vs Resolution?

  • Resolution: smallest scale increment (1mm / 1/16")
  • Accuracy: deviation from true 90° angle

3. Manual vs Digital angle tools?

  • Manual squares: robust, simple, no power required
  • Digital tools: higher precision, angle readout, more features

4. Which industries use try squares?
Woodworking, construction, metalworking, and general fabrication industries.

5. Is customization available?
Yes. OEM options include:

  • Logo engraving on blade or base
  • Scale customization
  • Packaging design (hang card, box)
  • Labeling and barcode printing