Digital Angle Finder with Laser Level and Type C Charging
Digital Angle Finder with Laser Level and Type C Charging
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Precision and Application
The guessing game ends with this digital angle finder, designed to eliminate errors where being off even a little really matters. It delivers pinpoint accuracy within ±0.2 degrees across four 90-degree zones, ensuring your cuts line up right from the start. This makes it an essential tool for trim jobs, machine setups, pipe work, and framing projects.
Display and Magnetic Versatility
Equipped with a bright LED display, the screen remains clear and readable whether you are working in bright sunlight or dark corners. The device features powerful magnets on all four sides, allowing it to lock firmly onto metal beams, pipes, or saw tables for totally hands-free measuring. Additionally, the ZERO button allows users to reset and compare relative angles instantly without doing math in their head.
Power and Portability
This tool features a built-in lithium battery that is USB rechargeable, ending the hassle of buying and swapping batteries. To preserve power, it includes an auto-shutoff function that turns the device off after three minutes of inactivity. Its compact, rugged build measures just 2.4 x 2.4 x 1.2 inches, allowing it to slip easily into a pocket or toolbelt while surviving drops on concrete.
Product Specifications
- Accuracy: ±0.2°
- Coverage: 4 x 90°
- Display: High Contrast LED
- Mounting: 4-Sided Magnetic Grip
- Power: USB Rechargeable Lithium Ion
- Dimensions: 2.4 x 2.4 x 1.2 inches
- Features: Data Hold, Zero Reset, Auto Shutoff
What’s Included
- 1 x Digital Angle Finder with Laser Level
Frequently Asked Questions
How accurate is this tool?
It measures angles with pinpoint accuracy within ±0.2 degrees.
Does it need batteries?
No, it has a built-in lithium battery that is rechargeable via USB.
Can I use it hands-free?
Yes, it has magnets on all four sides to stick to metal surfaces, keeping your hands free.
Can I save a measurement on the screen?
Yes, it has a "Hold" function that freezes the number so you can write it down.
