![Arteza Architect Scale Ruler [Imperial] 12-Inch Color-Coded Professional-Grade Aluminium Triangular Ruler for Architect & Civil Engineer Blueprints](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61aJqkr83JL.jpg)







📐 Elevate your blueprint game with precision that stands out!
The Arteza Architect Scale Ruler is a 12-inch professional-grade aluminium triangular ruler featuring 6 imperial scales across 3 sides. Its color-coded, embossed grooves resist fading and smearing, ensuring long-lasting accuracy for architects, engineers, and model makers working on detailed blueprints and projects.












| ASIN | B01LY2BJ1G |
| Best Sellers Rank | 174,711 in DIY & Tools ( See Top 100 in DIY & Tools ) 344 in Rulers (DIY & Tools) |
| Brand | ARTEZA |
| Colour | Aluminum |
| Country Of Origin | China |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 out of 5 stars 2,966 Reviews |
| Graduation Range | 1/16 Inches |
| Graduation range | 1/16 Inches |
| Included Components | no |
| Item Dimensions L x W | 25L x 70W millimetres |
| Item Weight | 0.22 Pounds |
| Item height | 15.04 inches |
| Manufacturer | Arteza |
| Material | Aluminium , Metal |
| Product dimensions | 25L x 70W millimetres |
| Style | Triangular |
| Style Name | Triangular |
| UPC | 713925458640 851309007241 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
Z**A
Accurate, well made
I use this for lofting traditional wooden boat drawings. It's a good bit of kit, well made and substantial. I find it to be accurate.
B**N
As a rule 12” is big enough
Great imperial scale rule, good for model makers working in imperial frictions, with this you can convert old imperial plan in to metric
S**R
Good value
Light strong and accurate excellent scale ruler.
O**L
Works well
Bought for my brother
B**I
wnat I expected
Ideal for toolboxes, workbench, drawing board very verseatile
C**S
great value
great value for money and sturdy.
M**N
Good but
Good Quality, no complaints.
J**M
IMPERIAL
This is somewhat my fault, as it is clearly stated on the item description, but it is definitely worth nothing that this is an IMPERIAL ruler. When I took the ruler out of the packaging, I spent a good minute or so looking at it trying to decipher what the markings meant before it twigged. In the same way that I don't go to an ATM and expect doubloons, I really didn't expect this to be in imperial. At the very least, include both measurement systems and join the rest of us! :)
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