INTRODUCTION TO SQUARES
Empire squares are trusted by builders and craftsmen everywhere because they are precise, durable and dependable. Used for marking, checking and cutting perfect 90° angles, Empire's line includes Combination Squares, Rafter Squares. Framing Squares and T-Squares.
COMBINATION SQUARES
The woodworker's square, ideal for measuring and marking 45° and 90° angles, as quick and accurate. With a self-aligning drawbolt that allows you to lock blade into position, Empire's Combination Squares range from 6'' to 16''.
RAFTER SQUARES Click here for Rafter Square Secrets
Reliable and tough, designed for maximum accuracy and ease of use. Empire's high visibility, deep stamped, long lasting graduations and thick edges make marking and cutting safe and easy.
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FRAMING SQUARES
Carpenters depend on these layout squares that feature easy to read numbers with convenient rafter tables. Most commonly used for stairs and roof rafter layout - paired with Empire's brass stair gauges, repeat markings are a breeze.
T-SQUARES
These squares are easy to read, and accurate with large, bold numbers and graduations. Some models feature a head that adjusts to any angle. 30°, 45°, 60° and 75° angles marked.
- 1919
- 1922
Adjustable level
invented by Empire - 1935
First torpedo level - 1956
Empire introduces
Extruded Aluminum levels - 1965
Empire invents the
Magnetic level - 1967
Mono Vial
revolutionizes
the industry - 1978
Empire develops
Polycast® levels - 1994
Titan Box level
is introduced - 2004
Empire introduces
True Blue® - 2005
e70 is
introduced - 2006
em71 is
introduced - 2007
e50 is
introduced - 2009
True Blue® e100
is introduced - 2010
Launch QuadBox Chassis - 2010
Aquired
American Level
