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The Empire 48 in. Aluminum Straight-Edge Ruler has many uses in the home and workshop. It has a heavy-duty aluminum frame for strength and features easy-reading inch-scale graduations, allowing measurements to be more accurate. It is designed to measure surfaces up to 4 ft., and its straight edge can also be used as an edge for tracing and drawing straight lines.
Maximum Length (in.): 48 in
Maximum Length (in.) | 48 in |
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Hand Tool Type | Ruler |
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Material | Aluminum |
Measurement System | Inches |
Returnable | 90-Day |
Tools Product Type | Hand Tool |
Unit of Length | Inch |
Manufacturer Warranty | Product is warranteed on a manufacturer's defect. |
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The 48 in. Aluminum Straight Edge Ruler is 2 in. wide and 48 in. long, with a low-profile design for accurate marking and cutting guides.
The 48 in. Aluminum Straight Edge Ruler is manufactured to be precision-accurate within ±0.010 in. over its full 48" length, which is suitable for layout, scoring, and general straight-edge applications.
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A 36 in. Aluminum Straight Edge Ruler typically has a width of about 2 inches (≈50 mm). This size provides stability while keeping it lightweight and easy to handle.
The 36 in. Aluminum Straight Edge Ruler (SKU: 48-22-7236) does not have markings for 32 of an inch. The ruler features standard inch and metric measurements, but it does not include 1/32 inch increments.
Hello, the 36 in. Aluminum Straight Edge Ruler is not magnetic.
This ruler is made of aluminum, which is sturdy but still has some flexibility. While it's great for measuring and drawing straight lines, it might not be rigid enough to stay perfectly straight if you clamp both ends and use a circular saw. The force of the saw could cause the ruler to bend slightly, resulting in an inaccurate cut. For cutting straight lines with a circular saw, a more rigid guide like a metal straight edge or a purpose-built saw guide is recommended.
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