INSTRUMENT TRIPOD

An instrument tripod is a portable three-legged stand that provides a stable platform for mounting surveying instruments, lasers levels, total stations, theodolites, and other precision tools used in construction, surveying, and photography.

Here are some of the key features of instrument tripods:

• Stability: Instrument tripods are designed to be very stable to minimize vibrations and ensure accurate measurements. They are typically made of aluminum or steel for sturdiness and have wide legs to provide a strong base.
• Adjustability: The legs of an instrument tripod can be adjusted to different heights to accommodate uneven terrain or to position the instrument at the required height. Some tripods also have telescoping legs for additional height adjustment.
• Mounting head: The top platform of an instrument tripod has a flat surface or a threaded mount for attaching the instrument. Some tripods have interchangeable heads to accommodate different instruments.
• Spirit level: Many tripods have a built-in spirit level to help ensure the tripod is level before the instrument is mounted.

Benefits of using an instrument tripod:

• Improved accuracy: By providing a stable platform for instruments, tripods help to reduce errors in measurements.
• Versatility: Tripods can be used with a variety of instruments, making them a valuable tool for many different applications.
• Portability: Tripods are relatively lightweight and portable, making them easy to transport from one job site to another.

Here are some common types of instrument tripods:

• Heavy-duty tripods: These tripods are designed for use with larger and heavier instruments, such as total stations and theodolites. They are typically made of steel and have a large maximum height.
• Lightweight tripods: These tripods are designed for use with smaller and lighter instruments, such as laser levels and cameras. They are typically made of aluminum and are more portable than heavy-duty tripods.
• Compact tripods: These tripods are designed for maximum portability and can be folded up very small. They are a good option for applications where a high working height is not required.

When choosing an instrument tripod, it is important to consider the size and weight of the instrument you will be using, the height you need to reach, and the terrain you will be working on.

• Material: Aluminium
• Max operation height: 1425mm,56″
• Closed height 545mm, 21.5″
• Stretch range: 280mm
• Extendable Height, to expand the tripod to work at different heights ranging from 21.5 to 56 In(545-1425mm).
• Adjustment Crank, use it for precise height adjustability
• Steady Adjustable Base, Swivel, adjust and tighten product for steady measurement applications
• Collapsible legs and Lightweight.
• Packing: in a canvas bag, make the tripod easy to carry and store.

STOCK NO.	SIZE.	QTY./CARTON
35165	1425mm,56”	10