Value Collection 418-4425 Angle Plate 5x5x5 Cast Iron

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 418-4425 is a precision-ground cast iron angle plate designed for use in machining, inspection, and layout work. Measuring 5 inches wide, 5 inches deep, and 5 inches high, this standard single plate features a flat surface and a double-web construction for added rigidity. The precision-ground finish delivers tight tolerances, with a squareness of 0.0018 inches and parallelism of 0.0050 inches, making it suitable for applications that demand accurate 90-degree reference surfaces. Machinists, toolmakers, and metrology technicians are the primary users of this type of toolroom workholding accessory.

This angle plate is suited for use on surface plates, milling machine tables, and inspection setups in machine shops and toolrooms. It functions as a stable 90-degree reference surface for securing workpieces during milling, drilling, grinding, or dimensional inspection. The double-web design provides structural support across the plate body without adding excessive mass, keeping the 11-pound unit manageable for bench and machine table use.

Key Features

• Precision-ground flat surface with squareness tolerance of 0.0018 inches
• Parallelism tolerance of 0.0050 inches for accurate reference work
• Double-web construction adds rigidity while controlling weight
• Standard 5 x 5 x 5 inch cube form factor fits common machine table setups
• Cast iron material provides vibration dampening and dimensional stability
• Single-plate configuration for individual workholding or inspection use

Compatibility

Designed as a standard single angle plate for general-purpose use on surface plates, milling tables, and inspection fixtures where a precision 90-degree reference surface is required.

Installation Notes

Angle plates are typically set up by machinists or toolmakers on a clean, flat reference surface. Inspect the mounting surface and the plate for burrs or debris before placing the plate to avoid rocking or misalignment. Secure workpieces to the plate using T-bolts, clamps, or straps appropriate for the load and operation. Avoid dropping or striking the plate, as cast iron is brittle and surface damage will compromise accuracy.