For gaging uncoated sheet metal, plate iron, and steelGage numbers are U.S. standard 0 to 36, based on weights in ounces per square inchDecimal equivalents of each size are stamped on reverse side

American Standard wire gage used for gaging non-ferrous wire and metals such as copper, brass and aluminumChrome finished, heavy gage hardened and tempered tool steelDecimal equivalents of each size are stamped on reverse side

Adjustable protractor arm locks into desired position with knurled thumb nutPermanently etched graduations from 0 to 180º in opposite directions

Large, easy to read LCD numbersAbsolute and relative measurementsDisplay can be inverted for easy readingHold function for freeze measurement

Adjustable protractor arm locks into desired position with knurled thumb nutPermanently etched graduations from 0 to 180º in opposite directions

Drill point gage is used for checking 59° angle drill pointsCircle divider—up to nine equal partsTap and drill table show popular tap sizes with correct drill sizes for National form of threads

Hole sizes and decimal equivalents are permanently etched on faceMade of heat treated heavy gage steel, machined and ground to close tolerances

Large, easy-to-read LCD numbersOn/Off and zero buttonPocket clip

Large, easy-to-read LCD numbersOn/Off and zero buttonPocket clip

Large, easy-to-read LCD numbersOn/Off and zero buttonPocket clip

Contrasting color-coded dial is graduated in 100ths and 64ths with inch and mm on bar scaleFractional conversion table on back

Sized to slip in your pocketEtched and filled graduations