An angled studio shot of the orange Klein Tools 935DAG digital angle gauge, featuring a reverse contrast display reading 2.0 degrees and buttons for power and hold.
A direct front view of the digital angle gauge showing a reading of 0.1 degrees, with visible icons for magnetic base and measurement ranges on the housing.
The digital angle gauge positioned upside down, demonstrating the auto-rotating display feature where the measurement of 180.0 degrees remains upright and readable.
An infographic pointing out key features of the tool, including V-groove edges on all four sides, a screen that auto-rotates, and a strong magnetic base.
An infographic explaining the button functions: Power/Zero for relative measurements and Hold/Range to toggle between 0-90 and 0-180 degree ranges for pipe bending applications.
The Klein Tools digital angle gauge displayed with its included accessories: a black soft carrying case with the Klein Tools logo and two AAA batteries.
A close-up of the angle gauge magnetically attached to the curve of a metal conduit pipe, utilizing its V-groove edge to measure an angle of 179.2 degrees.
The angle gauge attached to a metal shelf frame upside down, displaying 0.6 degrees right-side up to demonstrate the auto-rotating LCD feature.
The digital angle gauge attached magnetically to the flat side of a miter saw blade, displaying a reading of 89.7 degrees for calibration.
The digital angle gauge attached to a tilted saw blade, displaying an angle of 59.5 degrees with the display text rotated for easy reading.
The digital angle gauge resting on the flat metal surface of a table saw, displaying 0.0 degrees to set a reference plane.
The digital angle gauge magnetically attached to a silver metal conduit pipe bent at an angle, displaying a measurement of 60.0 degrees.
The angle gauge attached upside down to the bottom of a metal electrical box, displaying a reading of 180.0 degrees.
The angle gauge attached to a round metal duct in a ceiling crawlspace, displaying a reading of 26.1 degrees.
The angle gauge resting on top of a white PVC pipe running horizontally through wooden studs, displaying a reading of 2.0 degrees.
A person holding the angle gauge against a wooden stair stringer to measure the incline, which is displayed as 36.5 degrees.
Digital Angle Gauge & Level, 935DAG promotional video
An angled studio shot of the orange Klein Tools 935DAG digital angle gauge, featuring a reverse contrast display reading 2.0 degrees and buttons for power and hold.
A direct front view of the digital angle gauge showing a reading of 0.1 degrees, with visible icons for magnetic base and measurement ranges on the housing.
The digital angle gauge positioned upside down, demonstrating the auto-rotating display feature where the measurement of 180.0 degrees remains upright and readable.
An infographic pointing out key features of the tool, including V-groove edges on all four sides, a screen that auto-rotates, and a strong magnetic base.
An infographic explaining the button functions: Power/Zero for relative measurements and Hold/Range to toggle between 0-90 and 0-180 degree ranges for pipe bending applications.
The Klein Tools digital angle gauge displayed with its included accessories: a black soft carrying case with the Klein Tools logo and two AAA batteries.
A close-up of the angle gauge magnetically attached to the curve of a metal conduit pipe, utilizing its V-groove edge to measure an angle of 179.2 degrees.
The angle gauge attached to a metal shelf frame upside down, displaying 0.6 degrees right-side up to demonstrate the auto-rotating LCD feature.
The digital angle gauge attached magnetically to the flat side of a miter saw blade, displaying a reading of 89.7 degrees for calibration.
The digital angle gauge attached to a tilted saw blade, displaying an angle of 59.5 degrees with the display text rotated for easy reading.
The digital angle gauge resting on the flat metal surface of a table saw, displaying 0.0 degrees to set a reference plane.
The digital angle gauge magnetically attached to a silver metal conduit pipe bent at an angle, displaying a measurement of 60.0 degrees.
The angle gauge attached upside down to the bottom of a metal electrical box, displaying a reading of 180.0 degrees.
The angle gauge attached to a round metal duct in a ceiling crawlspace, displaying a reading of 26.1 degrees.
The angle gauge resting on top of a white PVC pipe running horizontally through wooden studs, displaying a reading of 2.0 degrees.
A person holding the angle gauge against a wooden stair stringer to measure the incline, which is displayed as 36.5 degrees.
Digital Angle Gauge & Level, 935DAG promotional video
KLEIN TOOLS

Klein Tools 935DAG Digital Angle Gauge and Level Magnetic Base 0-90 and 0-180 Degree Ranges High Visibility Reverse Contrast Display Compact Design

Only 3 left
SKU: 935DAG
$32.97

Description

Achieve Absolute Precision in Conduit Bending and Fabrication

The Klein Tools 935DAG Digital Angle Gauge and Level is an essential precision instrument designed for electricians, plumbers, and woodworkers who demand accuracy without compromise. This versatile tool functions as a digital level, an angle setter, and a relative angle checker, making it indispensable for complex layout tasks. Its housing features a powerful magnetic base with V-groove edges specifically engineered to lock onto the curvature of conduit and pipes. This ensures optimal alignment and stability, allowing for hands-free operation while bending conduit, aligning vents, or setting saw blade angles.

Engineered for real-world jobsite conditions, the 935DAG boasts a high-visibility reverse contrast display that is easy to read even in the dimmest work environments. The intelligent display automatically rotates when the device is upside down, ensuring your measurements are always legible. With dual measurement ranges of 0-90 degrees and 0-180 degrees, this tool excels in applications requiring kickback calculations for pipe bending past 90 degrees. Robust and reliable, it carries an IP42 rating for water and dust resistance and drop protection up to 6.6 feet, ensuring it withstands the rigors of daily professional use.

Key Features

  • Versatile Functionality: Measures or sets angles, checks relative angles with zero calibration, and functions as a digital level.
  • High-Contrast Display: Reverse contrast screen improves visibility in low-light areas and auto-rotates for easy viewing.
  • Magnetic V-Groove Base: Strong rare earth magnets and V-groove edges provide a secure hold on conduit, pipes, and saw blades.
  • Dual Measurement Ranges: Offers 0 to 90-degree and 0 to 180-degree settings for diverse applications like woodworking and pipe bending.
  • Kickback Calculation: The 0-180 degree range is specifically useful for accounting for spring-back when bending pipes beyond 90 degrees.
  • Jobsite Durability: Rated IP42 for water and dust resistance and drop-tested to withstand falls from up to 6.6 feet.
  • Compact Design: Pocket-sized profile allows for easy storage and use in tight, confined spaces.

What's Included

  • (1) Digital Angle Gauge and Level (935DAG)
  • (1) Soft Carrying Case
  • (2) 1.5V AAA Batteries
  • (1) Instruction Manual

Specifications

Type Digital Level / Angle Gauge
Magnet Type Permanent Rare Earth
Accuracy (0° & 90°) +/- 0.1°
Accuracy (Other Angles) +/- 0.2°
Housing Material ABS Plastic
Drop Protection 6.6 ft
Ingress Protection IP42 (Water and Dust Resistant)
Length 2.36 in
Height 2.20 in
Width 1.20 in
Weight 3.5 oz
Batteries 2 x AAA

Pro-Tip: When bending conduit offsets, use the "Zero" function to establish your reference plane directly on the conduit before making your first bend. This allows you to measure the exact bend angle relative to the pipe itself, rather than the ground, ensuring accuracy even if your working surface isn't perfectly level.