Value Collection 418-4415 Angle Plate 3x3x3 Inch Cast Iron

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 418-4415 is a precision-ground cast iron angle plate designed for use in machining, inspection, and layout operations. Manufactured in a standard single-plate configuration with a double-web design, it provides rigid 90-degree reference surfaces for fixturing workpieces on mills, grinders, and surface plates. The flat surface finish is precision-ground to a squareness tolerance of 0.0018 inches and a parallelism tolerance of 0.0050 inches, delivering the accuracy required for close-tolerance setups. At 3 inches wide, 3 inches deep, and 3 inches high, this compact plate is well suited for smaller workpieces and benchtop inspection tasks. Weight is 3 pounds.

This angle plate is used in machine shops, toolrooms, and quality-control environments. The double-web construction adds structural rigidity without adding unnecessary mass, making it practical for setups on surface plates or machine tables. Typical users include machinists, toolmakers, and quality technicians who need a reliable 90-degree reference for workholding or part inspection. Its compact 3-inch cube footprint fits standard benchtop and machine-table applications where a larger plate would be excessive.

Key Features

• Precision-ground flat surface for accurate 90-degree workpiece referencing
• Squareness tolerance of 0.0018 inches for close-tolerance inspection and layout
• Parallelism tolerance of 0.0050 inches across reference faces
• Double-web design provides added structural rigidity
• Cast iron construction resists deformation under clamping loads
• Compact 3 x 3 x 3 inch footprint suits smaller workpieces and benchtop use

Compatibility

Designed as a standard single angle plate for use on surface plates, mill tables, and grinder tables where a rigid 90-degree reference surface is required.

Installation Notes

Installation and setup should be performed by a qualified machinist or toolroom technician. Clean the mounting surface and angle plate faces before use to remove chips, debris, or oil that could affect squareness. Secure workpieces using appropriate clamps or T-slot hardware rated for the load. Inspect the plate periodically for nicks or burrs on the ground surfaces, and re-grind or replace if ground surfaces are damaged.