200x130mm 45° Precision Square Flat, Grade Normal Steel, No Stop, DIN 875/2 - Metav IndustryLine

A compact 45° precision square combining DIN 875/2 conformity, robust mild steel construction and a practical 200 × 130 mm working face ensures dependable angle checks and layout in the workshop; order this item via Metav Werkzeuge or consult the in‑house experts for application support.

45° bevel square M214.427 – 200 × 130 mm precision angle by Metav IndustryLine

The 45° bevel square is a compact, flat profile angle tool for workshop layout, inspection and scribing in metalworking and mechanical engineering, designed for repeatable angle checks where space and handling matter.

• DIN 875/2 accuracy standard
• 200 × 130 mm compact layout size
• Mild steel construction for durability
• Flat profile for low‑profile marking

Dependable angle control for routine inspection and setup

Built to the DIN 875/2 standard, this bevel square delivers the consistent geometry required for everyday layout and control tasks. The 45° reference face, manufactured from mild steel, gives a stable contact surface that resists distortion under normal workshop use. The flat profile minimises obstruction during scribing and marking, so angle checks can be performed quickly and repeatedly on machine components, fixtures and assemblies. The overall design focuses on practical accuracy rather than laboratory tolerances, making it an efficient tool for production and inspection benches.

Compact dimensions that speed up handling and marking

The 200 × 130 mm working size balances reach and manoeuvrability: long enough to span small assemblies yet compact enough for one‑handed positioning in tight spaces. The absence of a fixed stop increases flexibility when laying out chamfers, bevels or setting up jigs, while the flat, slim body supports low‑profile marking close to edges. This combination reduces setup time on the shop floor and supports a steady workflow when repetitive angle checks are needed during assembly or before machining.

Robust construction for long service life in workshops

Constructed from mild steel, the square provides a durable, serviceable tool for routine industrial use. The material selection and simple geometry make it straightforward to clean and maintain, so the tool retains a reliable reference face over time. For production environments that favour practical, robust hand tools, this square offers a low‑maintenance option that integrates well with common layout and inspection routines.

Practical application and procurement advice

Suitable for layout, inspection and assembly control, the bevel square is particularly useful for fitting, checking mitres and verifying the squareness of small jigs and fixtures. Metav IndustryLine products are stocked and distributed from Emmerich, offering a consistent supply chain and product oversight for European customers. For application details or integration into existing inspection routines, Metav Werkzeuge’s advisors can provide tailored recommendations to match workshop requirements.

Choose the Metav IndustryLine 45° bevel square (M214.427) for reliable workshop angle control and contact Metav Werkzeuge for purchase or technical clarification.

Technical Data

• Article number: M214.427
• GTIN: 4054469108711
• Dimensions: 200 x 130 mm
• Material: Mild steel
• Standard: DIN 875/2

Facts

• ECLASS: 21170119
• Customs tariff number: 90178090

Special features

• 45° precision angle
• Flat profile
• Without stop
• Compact workshop format

FAQ

What tolerance or standard is the square manufactured to?
The 45° bevel square is made to DIN 875/2, providing the tolerances expected for a workshop precision square suitable for general inspection and layout.

Is the tool supplied with a stop or fixed limiter?
The 45° bevel square (M214.427) is supplied without a stop to allow flexible positioning and marking across a variety of workpieces.

Which materials is the square intended for use on?
Made from mild steel, the bevel square is intended for layout and inspection tasks in metalworking and mechanical engineering environments and is suited to marking and checking steel and common workshop materials.

How should the square be used for repeatable checks?
Use the flat faces as stable contact surfaces and support the workpiece or square on a flat reference to reduce rocking; the 45° reference is primarily a layout and inspection tool for routine repeatability rather than sub‑micron metrology.

Where can further technical information be obtained?
Product and application questions can be directed to Metav Werkzeuge; technical advisors can clarify fitment, handling and workshop uses for this precision angle.

Manufacturer / Responsible: Metav Werkzeuge GmbH; Parkring 45; 46446 Emmerich; Germany; +49 2822 7131930; info@metav-werkzeuge.com