Cast Iron Angle Plate, Ground Surfaces, with T-Slots, Flatness per DIN 876, Squareness per DIN 875, Class 1 (DIN 876/2, DIN 875/1), Dimensions 300×150×250 mm, Weight 33 kg

Description

Cast iron angle plate, DIN 876/2+875/1, 300×150×250 mm is a Schut precision instrument from the ECONOMY series — used for workshop measurement, inspection, and reference work in machine shop and manufacturing environments. Hardened and ground reference surfaces ensure repeatable measurements; the instrument is designed for handheld or fixture-mounted use depending on the workshop application.

Hardened and ground reference surfaces and contact points for repeatable measurements; matched to Schut precision quality class. The instrument is designed for handheld or fixture-mounted use depending on the workshop application, and integrates with standard inspection workflows in metrology labs and machine shop QC stations.

Usage: position the instrument against the workpiece’s reference surface or feature, and perform the measurement according to the instrument’s standard procedure (depending on type — direct reading, comparative deviation, go/no-go verification, or wrung-stack reference). Zero-verify against a setting standard during periodic verification and document with a calibration certificate. The instrument’s design supports both one-off inspection and back-to-back QC workflows.

Common applications: workshop incoming inspection of components, on-machine setup checks, fitter and toolmaker bench measurements, calibration lab reference work, and QC workflows within the Schut product line. The ANGLE PLATES / CYLINDRICAL SQUARES category is the standard workshop tool for the measurement/reference task covered by this product.

Features

• Cast iron angle plate, DIN 876/2+875/1, 300×150×250 mm
• Hardened, ground reference surfaces for repeatable measurements
• Schut build quality
• Suitable for workshop QC, calibration lab, and bench measurement applications

Specifications

Compatible accessories

Compatible accessories: Schut setting standards and reference standards for periodic verification of accuracy at known dimensions; calibration certificates (ISO 17025) upon initial delivery and during periodic verification — typically a 12-month interval for production floors, 6 months for high-volume inspection chains; Schut protective cases and bench storage; Schut spare parts and consumables where applicable.

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