Measuring Wheel Dedra MC1010, measurement range 99,999.9 m, wheel Ø 318 mm, mechanical counter

Dedra MC1010 is a mechanical measuring wheel designed for accurate linear measurements on-site. The device measures distances up to 99,999.9 m using a robust wheel with a diameter of 318 mm and an integrated mechanical counter that records traveled distance in a simple, maintenance-free way. The MC1010 is intended for professionals and technicians who need a portable, dependable instrument for measuring long runs on a variety of outdoor and indoor surfaces.

Advantages

The mechanical counting mechanism of the Dedra MC1010 provides reliable tallying without batteries or electronic components, reducing the risk of failure in the field. The 318 mm wheel diameter improves roll-over of small obstacles and irregular ground, offering steadier measurements on pavement, compacted soil and similar surfaces. The device’s construction emphasizes usability and durability for repeated use in surveying, construction and landscaping environments.

Suitable for

• Surveying and site layout
• Roadwork and pavement measurement
• Landscaping and garden planning
• Construction site distance checks
• Outdoor event or utility length measurements

Key specifications

• Measurement range: up to 99,999.9 m
• Wheel diameter: 318 mm
• Counter type: mechanical counter
• Portable, manual operation—no power source required
• Suitable for use on paved, compacted and firm surfaces

How to use

To use the Dedra MC1010, reset the mechanical counter to zero before starting. Hold the handle upright and roll the wheel along the path to be measured, keeping steady contact between the wheel and the ground. Read the traveled distance directly from the mechanical counter. If measuring over uneven ground, maintain a consistent walking speed and path to minimise small variations in roll distance. After completion, lock or secure the counter if the model provides a locking feature to preserve the reading.

Usage recommendations

For best accuracy, use the measuring wheel on firm, even surfaces and avoid excessive wheel slip. When measuring over very soft, loose or highly irregular terrain, take multiple passes or verify distances with a secondary method. Store the device in a dry place and periodically check the wheel and counter mechanism for debris or wear.