Transferidor de ângulos KS Tools 300.0640

The KS Tools 300.0640 protractor is a precision instrument designed for accurate measurement and transfer of angles in workshop and construction tasks. Compact and lightweight at approximately 150 g, the tool combines clear, easy-to-read graduations with a robust construction suitable for repeated use. It is intended for professionals and DIY users who need reliable angular measurement in carpentry, metalworking and general fabrication.

Advantages

The protractor offers finely engraved markings for improved readability and repeatable measurements. Its low weight and balanced form factor support comfortable handling during extended use. Manufactured from durable materials, the tool resists deformation and maintains scale accuracy under typical workshop conditions. The simple design enables fast positioning and transfer of angles without additional setup.

Suitable for

• Carpentry and joinery angle layout
• Metalworking and fabrication measurements
• Layout and marking for trims, moldings and panels
• General workshop measurement and verification tasks

Key specifications

• Type: Handheld protractor for angle measurement
• Weight: approximately 150 g for easy handling
• Scale: Clear graduated scale for precise readout
• Material: Durable construction suitable for workshop use
• Form factor: Compact profile for access in confined spaces

How to use

Place the protractor flat against the reference edge or surface and align the zero mark with the baseline. Rotate the movable arm or align the reading to the target line until the desired angle is indicated by the graduation. For transfer, lock or steady the protractor in position and mark the workpiece along the arm or scale. Use light, controlled pressure while marking to avoid shifting the tool and to preserve measurement accuracy.

Recommendations

Store the protractor in a dry place away from heavy impacts to maintain scale accuracy. Clean the graduations periodically to ensure clear visibility. For critical measurements, verify angle readout against a calibrated reference and avoid using the tool with damaged or bent edges.