Measuring Instrument

A Carpenter Level, also known as a spirit level, is a measuring instrument used to check the horizontal (level) and vertical (plumb) alignment of surfaces. It contains liquid-filled vials with air bubbles that indicate whether a surface is perfectly aligned. This tool is widely used in carpentry, construction, and installation work.

A Carpenter Square is a measuring and marking instrument used to check and mark right angles (90°) in carpentry work. It consists of two arms joined at a right angle and is widely used for layout, alignment, and inspection of wooden components. This tool ensures accuracy in cutting, joining, and assembling wood structures.

A Bevel Protractor is a precision measuring instrument used to measure and set angles accurately in mechanical and fitting work. It consists of a graduated circular scale and an adjustable blade that can be set at any desired angle. Bevel protractors are widely used in workshops, machining, and inspection tasks for accurate angular measurements.

An Angle Gauge is a precision measuring instrument used to measure and set angles accurately in mechanical and fitting work. It is commonly used in workshops to check angular alignment, bevels, and machine setups. Angle gauges may be manual or digital and are essential for ensuring accuracy in machining, fabrication, and inspection tasks.