Klein Tools® Introduces New Digital Angle Gauge

December 10, 2023

Klein Tools introduces the Digital Angle Gauge with Angle Alert, that can measure or set angles, check relative angles or be used as a digital level. 

Digital Angle Gauge with Angle Alert (Cat. No. 935DAA)

  • Digital Angle Gauge can measure or set angles, check relative angles with zero calibration feature or can be used as a digital level
  • LEDs light up red, orange, or green based on how close the device’s orientation is to the user defined angle
  • Bright reverse contrast display is easy to see in all lighting conditions
  • Strong magnetic base attaches to conduit, pipes, saw blades, vents, ducts and other ferromagnetic surfaces
  • V-Grooves ensure a secure fit on the contours of conduit or pipe
  • Display auto-rotates when upside-down for easy viewing
  • Water and dust resistant with rating of IP54

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