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Levels, Angles & Inclination

Compare TESA clinometers, spirit levels, squares and related instruments for inclination and geometric alignment. Select the measured characteristic and reference method before choosing a device.

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TESA CLINOBEVEL 3 SQUARE clinometers
TESA CLINOBEVEL 3 SQUARE clinometersRepresentative configuration · Accessories vary by model
Measurement applications

What can you measure?

Measurement application

Inclination and angular deviation

Measure the inclination of a suitable reference surface. Select the instrument orientation, range and required angular resolution.

Measurement application

Straightness and flatness assessment

Use a defined survey of local inclination or surface comparison readings. Evaluation requires an appropriate reference, spacing and calculation method.

Measurement application

Perpendicularity comparison

Assess the relationship to a reference square or suitable measuring arrangement. Specify the datum surfaces and the required evaluation.

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Models and measurement options

Family / option Configuration Selection notes
CLINOBEVEL 1 / CLINOBEVEL 3 SQUARE Clinometers Select angular range, orientation, resolution and data requirements.
NIVELTRONIC Analogue-display clinometers Review the reference and measurement method.
Precision spirit levels Longitudinal, frame and selected magnetic constructions Match the base and measuring faces to the surface.
Squares / MICRO-SQUARE Perpendicularity-related inspection arrangements Specify the square, probe arrangement and reference method.
Sine bar and straight edges Angle setting and surface references Select size, supporting references and the intended method.

This comparison describes product families and configurations. Confirm the exact range, permissible error, accessories and documentation with the selected part number. Display resolution alone does not state measurement accuracy.

Specify the complete setup

What to consider before choosing

Define the characteristic

Distinguish inclination, angle, straightness, flatness and perpendicularity. Supply the relevant drawing tolerance.

Measuring surfaces

Specify flat or cylindrical contact, available length, orientation and surface condition.

Reference method

Agree the datum, survey procedure, calibration requirements and any data evaluation needed.

Choosing your instrument

Frequently asked questions

Is one level reading a flatness measurement?

A level measures local inclination. A flatness assessment needs a defined measurement pattern, reference and evaluation method.

How should I choose the level base?

Match the measuring faces and base geometry to the flat or cylindrical surface, available contact length and required orientation.

Can a clinometer replace a perpendicularity inspection setup?

Select the method from the specified characteristic. Component perpendicularity may require a reference square, probe and defined datum arrangement.

What should I send for a recommendation?

Provide the characteristic, angular or geometric tolerance, surface size and shape, orientation, reference method and recording needs.

Start with your component

Discuss TESA levels, angles & inclination

Inclination/angle/geometric characteristic, tolerance, surface dimensions, contact shape, orientation and data needs.

India availability, supplied accessories and lead time are confirmed with the quotation.

    Manufacturer references: TESA product category. Product photos show representative configurations. .