Surveying & Positioning

Tools & Accessories

Tripods, prisms, tribrachs, staffs, batteries, chargers and transport cases. The parts that go missing first.

13 products

Heavy duty aluminium tripod with quick release clamps, a flat 5/8 inch head and a carry strap.

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Fibreglass legs hold their length through a temperature swing, which is what you want under a total station on a long day.

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Single prism, target plate and carrier on a levelling tribrach. The standard backsight assembly, set to a 30 mm offset.

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Telescopic prism rod with a circular bubble and a mini prism head, for detail pickup and stakeout.

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KolidaKB-20C

Genuine replacement pack for the KTS-400 series. A dead battery is the single most common reason a survey crew loses a morning.

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Mains charger for total station and level battery packs, supplied boxed with the lead.

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Moulded hard case with a foam cradle and steel latches. Replacements for cases that have finally given up.

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Padded shoulder bag for poles, prisms, tapes and the small parts that otherwise end up loose in a vehicle.

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Telescopic aluminium staffs in 3, 5 and 7 metre lengths, plus ranging rods and staff bubbles.

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Pocket rangefinder for internal dimensions, areas and volumes. The tool a quantity surveyor actually carries.

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The part that decides whether your setup is level and centred. Optical plummet, three foot screws, and a carrier that takes prism or instrument.

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The yellow wooden tripod. Heavier than aluminium, steadier in wind, and the one to put a level on for a long run.

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Two metre carbon or aluminium rover rod with a bipod, so the receiver stands plumb while you record the point instead of wobbling.

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