Measuring Tripod LIMIT 151280104 — adjustable height measurement stand

LIMIT measuring tripod model 151280104 is a stable, adjustable-height stand designed to support surveying and measurement instruments. It provides a rigid platform for mounting levels, laser devices and sensors, enabling precise positioning and repeatable setups for indoor and field measurement tasks. The tripod combines portability with a dependable support structure for accurate measurements on varied terrain.

Advantages

The tripod offers a stable base and adjustable legs that allow quick height changes and leveling on uneven surfaces. Its construction ensures minimal vibration and reliable instrument alignment during measurements. The design emphasizes straightforward setup and transportability, making it practical for both site surveying and laboratory use.

Suitable for

• Supporting optical levels and dumpy levels
• Mounting laser distance meters and rotary lasers
• Positioning geodetic sensors and compact total stations
• Indoor calibration, workshop measurements and site surveying

Key specifications

• Adjustable height range suitable for standing and benchtop setups
• Stable three-legged support with adjustable leg angle and length
• Threaded mounting platform compatible with standard instrument mounts
• Lightweight and portable construction for field transport
• Durable materials designed for repeated setup and outdoor use

How to use

Position the tripod on firm ground and spread the legs until the stand is stable. Adjust the leg length and angle to achieve the required working height and use the central column or head adjustment to fine-tune instrument elevation. Secure the measuring device to the threaded mount and check alignment and level before taking measurements. When moving between positions, collapse the legs and secure the instrument for transport.

Usage recommendations

For accurate results, verify the tripod is placed on solid ground and that all adjustments are tightened before use. Use gentle handling to avoid shocks to mounted instruments, and regularly inspect leg locks and mounting threads for wear. Store the tripod dry and protected from prolonged exposure to corrosive conditions.