Value Collection DG/6 Depth Angle Gage 0-6 in 15-45 Deg

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION DG/6 is a combination depth and angle gage designed for layout, inspection, and verification tasks in trade and industrial settings. The rule measures from 0 to 6 inches with 1/32-inch graduations, giving technicians reliable linear depth readings for checking slots, recesses, and stepped surfaces. The angle scale covers 15 to 45 degrees with 45-degree angle graduations, allowing quick angle verification without a separate tool. Constructed from steel, the DG/6 is built to handle repeated use in shop and field environments. HVAC, plumbing, and electrical installers use depth gages when checking duct cutouts, pipe fittings, and enclosure knockouts to confirm proper depth before finalizing work.

The DG/6 suits residential and light commercial trade applications where a compact, dual-function measuring tool is needed. It performs well for checking the depth of drilled holes, slots, and recesses, as well as verifying cut angles on sheet metal, conduit bends, and similar materials. The single-piece steel construction keeps the tool lightweight at 0.25 pounds, making it easy to carry in a tool pouch. Technicians working with sheet metal fabrication, HVAC ductwork layout, or general mechanical assembly will find the combined depth and angle functionality useful for routine measurement tasks.

Key Features

• Rule range of 0 to 6 inches with 1/32-inch graduation for precise depth measurement
• Angle scale covering 15 to 45 degrees with 45-degree angle graduation
• All-steel construction for durability in shop and field use
• Lightweight at 0.25 pounds for easy portability in a tool pouch
• Dual-function design combines depth and angle measurement in one tool

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose depth and angle gage suitable for use across HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and mechanical trade applications requiring linear depth or angle verification.

Installation Notes

No power source or trade license is required to use a manual measuring gage. Ensure the reference surface is clean and burr-free before taking measurements to avoid inaccurate readings. Store the gage in a dry location to prevent rust on the steel components. Handle with care to preserve graduation accuracy over time.