AMT129 Digital Angle Gauge | Angle Finder & Protractor


Product Description

Portable digital protractor and angle finder for accurate setup and measurement

AMT129 Digital Angle Gauge

Keywords: digital angle gauge, angle finder, digital angle meter, digital protractor, inclinometer

The AMT129 digital angle gauge is a compact angle meter for setup and measurement in automotive repair, machine manufacturing, construction, and woodworking. Use it as a digital protractor or inclinometer to check saw blade angles, machine surfaces, and other components. Its clear LCD backlight, ABS and HOLD functions, and lightweight aluminum alloy and ABS housing make it practical for shop-floor and field use.

AMT129 Digital Angle Gauge  

Key Features

1.  Automatic LCD backlight for easier reading.

2.  Lightweight, compact construction using aluminum alloy and ABS.

3.  ABS and HOLD functions support convenient angle measurement and readout.

4.  Powered by one AAA battery, with an average operating time of approximately 50 hours.

5.  Automatic shutoff after 5 minutes helps conserve battery power.

6.  Designed to avoid temperature drift, according to the supplied product information.

Built for Real Use

AMT129 Digital Angle Gauge — Control buttons        

Control buttons

AMT129 Digital Angle Gauge — Green backlit display        

Green backlit display

AMT129 Digital Angle Gauge — Reversible display        

Reversible display

Technical Specifications

ParameterSpecification
Measuring range2 × 180°
Accuracy at 0° and 90°±0.1°
Accuracy at other angles±0.2°
Resolution0.1°
Operating temperature32 to 122 °F (0 to 50 °C)
Operating humidity<85% RH, non-condensing
FunctionsABS and HOLD
DisplayLCD with automatic backlight
Housing materialsAluminum alloy and ABS
Battery1 × AAA
Average battery lifeApproximately 50 hours
Automatic shutoffAfter 5 minutes

Applications

1.  Automotive repair and service angle checks.

2.  Machine manufacturing, machinery setup, and component measurement.

3.  Measuring table saw and miter saw blade angles.

4.  Construction engineering, woodworking, and general construction projects.

5.  Angle and tilt measurement in telecommunications and other industrial work.