Value Collection 418-4205 Right Angle Iron 1 Hole

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 418-4205 is a precision-ground right angle iron used as a workholding and layout reference tool in machining, fabrication, and inspection applications. Constructed from semi-steel, it provides a stable, rigid base for holding workpieces at a true 90-degree angle during milling, grinding, drilling, and inspection operations. The mating surfaces are ground parallel and square to within 0.0018 inches per 6 inches, ensuring accurate perpendicular reference. Standing 5 inches high, 3-3/4 inches wide, and 4 inches deep, this angle iron is suited for use on machine tables, surface plates, and inspection setups where reliable squareness is required.

This right angle iron is appropriate for use in machine shops, tool rooms, and fabrication environments. It supports single-point or multi-part setups where components must be held perpendicular to a reference surface. The single hole through the body allows for clamping or fixturing. Machinists, tool and die makers, and quality control technicians commonly use this type of precision angle iron for both production and inspection work on manual and CNC machine tools.

Key Features

• Precision-ground surfaces square to within 0.0018 inches per 6 inches for accurate perpendicular reference
• Semi-steel construction provides rigidity and resistance to deflection under clamping loads
• Single hole for clamping or fixturing to machine tables or workholding systems
• Compact footprint at 5 inches high, 3-3/4 inches wide, and 4 inches deep suits a range of machine table sizes
• Suitable for milling, grinding, drilling, and surface plate inspection setups

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and standard precision workholding accessory compatible with machine tables, surface plates, and fixturing systems that accept standard angle iron configurations.

Installation Notes

This angle iron is installed and repositioned by machinists and tool room technicians. Before securing workpieces, ensure the machine table or surface plate is clean and free of chips or burrs that could affect seating accuracy. Use appropriate T-slot clamps or strap clamps through the provided hole to secure the angle iron firmly before beginning any machining or inspection operation. Handle precision-ground surfaces with care to avoid nicking or corrosion, which can compromise squareness accuracy.