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Brand Igaging
SKU:  B3128

10" DIGITAL RULE & PROTRACTOR IGAGING

Brand Igaging
SKU:  B3128

10" DIGITAL RULE & PROTRACTOR IGAGING

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10IN. DIGITAL RULE AND PROTRACTOR IGAGING

10" DIGITAL RULE & PROTRACTOR IGAGING

Brand Igaging
SKU:  B3128
10" DIGITAL RULE & PROTRACTOR IGAGING
$32.99
B3128
$32.99

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Product Description

iGaging Digital Angle Protractor & Rule – 8" and 10" Stainless-Steel Blades

The iGaging Digital Angle Protractor & Rule measures and transfers inside and outside angles for woodworking, machining, metal fabrication and general workshop setup. It combines a digital angle finder with 8" and 10" stainless-steel measuring blades, providing angle measurement and imperial/metric length scales in one tool.

The protractor measures through a full 0°–360° range, with 0.05° display resolution and ±0.2° accuracy. A metal locking nut secures the blades at the measured angle for transferring layouts or setting equipment. The large LCD features reversible readings and a Hold function to retain measurements when the display is difficult to see.

Key Features and Specifications

  • Angle range: 0°–360° for inside and outside measurements
  • Digital resolution: 0.05°
  • Accuracy: ±0.2°
  • Repeatability: 0.05°
  • Rule blades: 8" and 10", stainless steel
  • Measuring scales: Imperial and metric, with 1/16", 1/32", 1/64" and millimetre graduations
  • Angle transfer: Metal locking nut holds the blade position
  • Display: Large LCD with reversible readings and Hold function
  • Power: Includes one 3V CR2032 battery; automatic shut-off

FAQ's

What is this digital protractor used for?

Use it to check inside and outside angles, transfer an existing angle to a workpiece, and assist with woodworking, machining and fabrication setups. The graduated blades also serve as measuring rules.

What is the difference between resolution and accuracy?

The display reads in 0.05° increments. Its specified measurement accuracy is ±0.2°; the smaller display increment does not mean the tool is accurate to ±0.05°.

Does it measure in inches and millimetres?

Yes. The stainless-steel blades have both imperial and metric graduations. The digital display measures angles in degrees.

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