Auto Level — MOE Lab Tender Details

Auto Level Turkey, Thailand and Malaysia, UK, Kenya Africa

New standard for auto levels used in surveying, engineering and construction applications. The automatic level features further enhanced reliability under all environmental conditions. With the IPx6 rating, the instrument is protected against powerful water jets from all directions, making it fully resistant to driving rain and splashing water. The stabilizes the line of sight with its finely tuned magnetic damping system, in spite of any fine vibrations present when working near heavy equipment or busy highways. Features: 24X magnification, WATERPROOF to IPX6 rating, short focus (1.6 ft. min.) magnetic damping, 360-Degree Horizontal Circle, Sighting Guide, 1:100 Stadia, Approximate Range-250 feet. 5 Year Manufacturers Warranty.

Package includes: Auto Level, Hard-Shell Carry Case, Plumb Bob, Weather Protective Bag, Lens cleaning cloth, Allen Wrench, and Operators Manual.

Features:
. Durable, Dependable, High Value Auto Levels
. 3 Models - 32x, 28x, and 24x Magnifications
. Rapid, Accurate, and Stable Automatic Compensation
. Ultra-Short 20cm (7.9 in.) Focusing
. All-Weather Dependability
. Clampless, Endless Fine Horizontal Adjustments

Rapid, Stable, and Durable Compensator
The compensator of AT-B Series incorporates four suspension wires made of super-high-tensile metal that features minimal thermal expansion coefficient, providing unmatched durability and accuracy. Finely tuned magnetic damping system quickly levels and stabilizes the line of sight despite the fine vibrations present when working near heavy equipment or busy roadways.

Horizontal Circle for Angle Measurement
Horizontal angles can be directly read in 1º or 1gon units. Free rotation feature allows you to read any angle from zero. The circle is covered for protection against dirt and scratch. The readout window is located below the eyepiece for quick reading.

20cm (7.9 in.) - Ultra-Short Minimum Focus
The AT-B Series can focus on objects at 20cm (7.9 in.) in front of the telescope. This feature dramatically facilitates the works in confined spaces