General Tools & Instruments
General Tools 822 5-Inch Digital Angle Finder
A digital angle finder measuring angles, pitch and slope with an LCD readout
- TypeAngle, Pitch & Slope Locators
- Weight0.44
- Digital angle, pitch and slope measurement on site
- Clear LCD readout for quick angle checks
- Lightweight 0.44 lb design reduces user fatigue
- Compact 5-inch frame fits in tight workspaces
- California Proposition 65 warning included for compliance
Pro-Angle Digital Angle Finder
The General Tools 822 is a 5-inch digital angle finder designed for tradespeople and serious DIY users who need to measure angles, pitch and slope on site. Its LCD readout gives a direct digital value, removing the guesswork of analogue vials. The tool is supplied new and carries a California Proposition 65 warning for regulated chemicals.
5-inch measuring length
The 5-inch blade length is the single dimension that decides whether this tool suits the workpiece. It fits into tight joints, corner cabinets and stair stringers where longer rules cannot reach, yet it spans enough distance to give a stable reading on typical framing members.
Fits in a tool pouch
At 0.44 lb the finder adds negligible weight to a belt pouch or apron pocket, leaving hands free for layout work. It requires no external power source beyond its internal battery, so it is ready whenever the job demands a quick angle check.
Highlights
- Digital angle, pitch and slope measurement on site
- Clear LCD readout for quick angle checks
- Lightweight 0.44 lb design reduces user fatigue
- Compact 5-inch frame fits in tight workspaces
- California Proposition 65 warning included for compliance
Specifications
| Brand | General Tools |
|---|---|
| Type | Angle, Pitch & Slope Locators |
| Weight | 0.44 |
Questions about this item
What does the 5-inch digital display show when I use it on a real job?
The LCD readout gives the exact angle, pitch or slope in degrees so you can set cuts or check alignment without a protractor.
What interface does the tool use to transfer data to another device?
It has no data port or wireless link; the angle value is read directly from the on-board LCD screen.
What does the 0.44 lb weight mean for fitting it in my tool belt?
At under half a pound the finder sits easily in a standard pouch or clips to a belt without pulling it down.
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