مسطرة قائمة من ستانلي قياس (12") للأبعاد المترية و الإنجليزية موديل (E-46536)

It's a precision metal square designed for professional carpentry and design work. It provides metric and imperial graduations for accurate right-angle verification and layout. The tool is built for durability with a corrosion-resistant blade and a comfortable handle, making it suitable for a wide range of layout, marking, and squaring tasks.

Key specs include a 12-inch (300 mm) blade with laser-etched metric and imperial graduations, a corrosion-resistant steel blade, heated baked enamel finish for protection against nicks, and a fibreglass (or molded plastic) handle for comfort. It features full-tab welds to ensure a strong, rigid bond in use.

The blade carries both metric (mm) and imperial (in) graduations, allowing you to read measurements in either unit. Use the appropriate scale depending on your project requirements.

The 12-inch Professional Square offers a longer blade for larger layouts and measuring longer distances, while the 6-inch version is more compact for tight spaces. If you frequently work on larger panels or cupboards, the 12-inch model provides greater reach and versatility. Compare at: https://fepy.com/product/stanley-6-inch-professional-square

The 12-Inch Combination Square combines a ruler with adjustable heads for multiple angles and scales, offering more versatility for marking and checking angles beyond a fixed square. If you need adjustable angles, see: https://fepy.com/product/stanley-12-inch-combination-square

Yes, Stanley offers longer squares for bigger layouts. For example, a 24-inch Professional Square is available if you’re working on larger panels or cabinetry: https://fepy.com/product/stanley-24-inch-professional-square

Use it to verify right angles on assemblies, lay out precise cornermen in framing, check squareness of doors and frames, transfer measurements from patterns to workpieces, and ensure accurate layout lines on both metric and imperial plans.

Place the blade edge against the workpiece edge, ensure the stock sits flush, and read the corresponding graduation on the laser-etched scale. For marking, align a reference edge with the workpiece and scribe along the blade. Repeat checks at multiple points to confirm squareness across the piece.

Keep the blade clean and dry after use to prevent corrosion. Wipe away dust and debris, lightly oil the blade if you store it for extended periods, and store it in a dry place to protect the enamel finish and graduations from nicks and wear.

Handle with care to avoid dropping or banging the tool against hard surfaces, which can dull the edges or damage graduations. Wear eye protection if you’re working with chisels or cut materials nearby, and keep fingers clear of the edge while marking or measuring.

Fepy typically offers a standard returns process for eligible items. Please review the product page’s return policy details and the checkout terms for timelines and conditions.

Detailed tolerances are sometimes specified by the manufacturer or on the product page. If you need precise tolerance data beyond the standard graduations, check the official product specifications on this page or contact Fepy support for the exact figures.