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📐Digital Angle Finder with Laser – Magnetic Inclinometer
📐Digital Angle Finder with Laser – Magnetic Inclinometer
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📐Digital Angle Finder with Laser – Magnetic Inclinometer
FGORRE / PRECISION TOOLS
DIGITAL ANGLE FINDER WITH LASER
Get the Angle.
Keep Moving.
Meet the compact digital angle finder designed for clear angle readings, magnetic positioning and convenient workshop use. Check slopes, set reference angles and make adjustments with greater visibility.
Digital angle measurement, relative reference and laser projection in one compact tool.
BUILT FOR REAL PROJECTS
Less Guesswork.
More Control Over Your Setup.
A clear angle reference makes it easier to check your work. Whether you're setting a slope, aligning equipment or comparing two surfaces, this compact gauge brings useful functions together.
A large illuminated screen displays the angle in easy-to-read digital numbers.
Use the ZERO function to establish a reference when checking the difference between angles.
Built-in magnetic sides allow attachment to compatible ferrous metal surfaces during setup.
HIGH-CONTRAST READOUT
See the Reading.
Stay Focused on the Job.
The illuminated digital screen makes angle values easy to check at a glance. Adjustable display brightness helps you adapt the readout to different workshop lighting conditions.
Read the angle directly rather than interpreting a small printed scale.
Select a display brightness that suits your working environment.
View the battery indicator on the device's display.
4 × 90° MEASUREMENT
From Level to Incline.
With a four-quadrant measurement range covering a full 360° orientation cycle, the angle finder is designed to support horizontal checks, vertical positioning and inclined setups.
MEASUREMENT RANGE
4 × 90°
Four measurement quadrants
Measurement range is not the same as accuracy. The current listing does not provide a verified accuracy tolerance or calibration certificate.
YOUR REFERENCE, YOUR MEASUREMENT
Measure Absolute Angles.
Compare Relative Angles.
Choose between an angle measured against the horizontal plane or a relative measurement established from your own reference position.
ABS / ABSOLUTE MODE
Measure Against Horizontal
View the current angle relative to the horizontal reference plane.
REL / RELATIVE MODE
Set a New Zero Point
Use ZERO to establish a starting reference, then check the angular difference from that position.
HOLD FUNCTION
Keep the Reading Visible
Freeze the displayed measurement when you want to review or record it.
HANDS-FREE POSITIONING
Magnetic Support.
More Flexible Setups.
Magnetic attachment on four sides allows the device to sit against compatible ferrous metal surfaces, helping keep the angle readout in view while you make adjustments.
Useful when checking machine surfaces, steel components or suitable metalwork.
Position the gauge where it can remain securely attached while you inspect or adjust the setup.
Magnetic attachment depends on material, surface condition and positioning. Magnets do not attach to every metal, including many aluminum and nonmagnetic stainless-steel surfaces.
LASER PROJECTION
An Additional Visual Reference.
The device is shown with a side laser projection for supported alignment tasks. Use the laser only as specified in the product's operating instructions.
Never look into the laser beam or direct it toward anyone's eyes. Avoid reflective surfaces. The laser is not a distance-measuring function, and its class, range and output specifications must be confirmed in the manufacturer's documentation.
COMPACT & RECHARGEABLE
Small Enough for Your Tool Bag.
A compact body makes the angle finder convenient to carry between work areas. Recharge it through USB-C instead of relying on frequent disposable battery changes.
COMPACT DIMENSIONS
60 × 60 × 30 mm
2.36 × 2.36 × 1.18 inches
Battery runtime and charging duration are not specified in the current product details.
FROM DIY TO WORKSHOP TASKS
One Tool. Multiple Workflows.
Keep an angle reference close at hand for a range of measuring, leveling and alignment tasks.
Check angles and slopes during workshop setup and woodworking tasks.
Reference angles on suitable metal surfaces and equipment.
Check supported pipe orientations and inclined setups.
Use digital angle readings as a reference for alignment and layout checks.
Do not use the tool as a substitute for required certified, calibrated or safety-critical measurements without verifying its accuracy and suitability.
STRAIGHTFORWARD OPERATION
Position. Reference. Read.
Place the Gauge
Position the tool against the surface you want to check. Use magnetic attachment where the material and position are suitable.
Choose the Reference
Use the absolute reading for a horizontal reference, or set a new ZERO point for relative measurements.
Read and Adjust
Check the digital reading while adjusting the setup. Use HOLD when you need to keep the displayed value visible.
Follow the supplied manual for calibration, controls, laser operation and any application-specific requirements.
TECHNICAL OVERVIEW
The Details at a Glance
| Product | Digital Angle Finder with Laser |
|---|---|
| Measurement Range | 4 × 90° |
| Measurement Modes | Absolute and relative |
| Display | Illuminated digital screen with adjustable brightness |
| Magnetic Attachment | Four sides; compatible ferrous metal surfaces |
| Functions | ZERO reference and HOLD reading |
| Laser | Side projection shown; detailed laser specifications not listed |
| Charging | USB-C rechargeable |
| Dimensions | 60 × 60 × 30 mm |
Technical specifications are based on the product listing. Accuracy tolerance, laser classification and environmental protection ratings should be confirmed with the manufacturer.
HELPFUL INFORMATION
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the angle finder measure?
It provides digital angle readings for horizontal, vertical and inclined setups, with a listed range of 4 × 90°.
What is the difference between absolute and relative mode?
Absolute mode reads the angle against the horizontal reference. Relative mode lets you set a new zero point and measure the difference from that reference.
Can the magnets attach to any metal?
No. Magnetic attachment is intended for suitable ferrous metal surfaces. Attachment strength depends on the surface and positioning.
What does the HOLD function do?
HOLD freezes the displayed value for easier reading or recording.
Does the laser measure distance?
No distance-measuring capability is specified. This is sold as a digital angle finder, and the laser projection should not be treated as a laser distance meter.
Does it need disposable batteries?
The listed model has a built-in rechargeable battery and supports USB-C charging.
What is its measurement accuracy?
The current listing does not provide a verified accuracy tolerance. Contact customer support for the manufacturer's measurement specifications if your project requires a particular level of accuracy.
Can I use it around water or outdoors?
No waterproof or weather-resistance rating is specified. Protect the device from moisture and follow the manufacturer's environmental-use instructions.
ORDER INFORMATION
Shop with the Details You Need.
Review the current shipping terms, return eligibility and support options before placing your order.
FGORRE / PRECISION TOOLS
A Clearer Read on Your Next Project.
Bring digital angle measurement, magnetic attachment and convenient USB-C recharging into your workshop toolkit.
VIEW PRODUCT & AVAILABILITYDigital Readout • 4-Side Magnetic Design • USB-C Rechargeable
