Value Collection 418-4410 Angle Plate 2x2x2 Cast Iron

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 418-4410 is a precision-ground cast iron angle plate used to hold, support, and reference workpieces at accurate 90-degree angles during machining, inspection, and layout operations. Measuring 2 inches wide by 2 inches deep by 2 inches high, this compact single-web, single-plate unit features a flat surface finish ground to tight tolerances. Squareness is held to 0.0018 inches and parallelism to 0.0050 inches, making it suitable for applications where positional accuracy is critical. Machinists, toolmakers, and metrology technicians install and use this type of angle plate regularly in both production and inspection environments.

This angle plate is suited for small-part fixturing and inspection setups on surface plates, machine tables, and milling fixtures. Its compact 2 x 2 x 2 inch footprint makes it practical for benchtop metrology work, drill press setups, and precision layout tasks where a larger plate would be impractical. The single-web design keeps weight low while maintaining structural rigidity. It is a standard-style plate appropriate for general-purpose shop and inspection use.

Key Features

• Precision-ground flat surface for accurate workpiece referencing
• Squareness tolerance of 0.0018 inches for tight angular accuracy
• Parallelism tolerance of 0.0050 inches
• Single-web, single-plate construction reduces weight while maintaining rigidity
• Cast iron material provides vibration damping and dimensional stability
• Compact 2 x 2 x 2 inch size suits small-part and benchtop applications

Compatibility

Designed as a standard single-web cast iron angle plate suitable for general-purpose machining, fixturing, and inspection applications requiring a compact 2 x 2 x 2 inch reference surface.

Installation Notes

Angle plates of this type are positioned and clamped by machinists or metrology technicians on surface plates or machine tables. Clean the mating surface before placement to prevent measurement error caused by debris or burrs. Secure workpieces with appropriate clamps or straps rated for the load before machining. Follow shop safety procedures and machine tool manufacturer guidelines when using angle plates in powered-equipment setups.