Survey Instruments By World Collection

• Cableway steel work elevations and other feasibility type site reconnaissance work.
• The abney level is very similar to a clinometer in that it is used to measure the value of a slope.
• The hand level is a small, level for use with preliminary surveys to determine travelling The images are as accurate as possible.
• However, may vary due to lightning, flash light while photo shoot and according to screen settings and resolution.

• Material: Brass, Aluminum & Glass
• Finish: Green
• Weight: 4.938 kg Approx.
• Theodolite watts pattern theodolite is to meet the requirements of civil engineer surveyor and mining engineer for instruments giving a maximum portability both circles are totally enclosed making the instruments
• suitable for work either above or below the ground the instrument is supplied with standard accessories in teak wood box with aluminium telescopic tripod stand.

• Material: Brass
• Finish: Golden
• Telescope: 4 inches; Height: 8.5 inches; Width: 3 inches; Depth: 2.5 inches
• Theodolite watts pattern theodolite is to meet the requirements of civil engineer surveyor and mining engineer for instruments giving a maximum portability both circles are totally enclosed making the instruments
• suitable for work either above or below the ground the instrument is supplied with standard accessories in teak wood box with aluminium telescopic tripod stand.

• POLE- Material - Aluminum Alloy, Diameter - 12mm.
• REFLEX and ANTI REFLEX COATING on POLES - 4 poles with alternating red and white bands on 10cm each.
• Flexible prism system with four screw-on aluminum rods permitting five different prism heights (10, 40, 70, 100, 130cm) Range with TPS300:1500m (4920ft) under average conditions.
• Conveniently stored in the instrument container, Mini Prisms offer a high positional accuracy due to their small size.
• It has a built-in leveling bubble and supplied with an attachable spike.