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Milwaukee 50 Metre Laser Rangefinder

£207.65

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Product information

Description

Features

Easy to use one person point and shoot system
Very slim housing design with belt clip for easy transport
Area/volume/indirect height and patent pending surface measurement
Min/Max sweep & continuous tracking
Distance addition & subtraction for layouting
Indirect height measurements (Pythagoras 2-point, 3-point, partial height)
Large 3 line LCD graphical display with automatic white backlight
Fold-out end piece for diagonal corner measurements
Memory recall for the last 20 measurements
IP54 water & dust protection
Auto shut off and low power indication
Metric units of measurement only

Specification

Accuracy - ± 1.5
Dimensions (mm) - 119 x 40 x 32
Display size (mm) - 26 x 37
IP protection class - IP 54
Laser clasification - Class 2
Max. measurement range (m) - 50
Range (m) - 0.05 - 50
Weight with battery pack (kg) - 0.1

Standard Equipment

1x Milwaukee LDM 50 50 Metre Laser Rangefinder

Features

  • Brand
    MILWAUKEE
  • Range
    50 m
  • Environmental certification
    NF Environment
  • Origin
    Made in China
  • Power source
    Batteries
  • Laser class
    2
  • Measuring function(s)
    Volume
  • IP rating
    IP54
  • Material
    Plastic
  • ManoMano Reference
    ME7423244
  • MMID
    622478787721
  • Product code
    4933447700
  • EAN
    4002395006540
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In 1918, Henry Ford, the great car manufacturer, placed an order with a young manufacturer, A.H. Petersen, who was one of the company's tool suppliers. His brief was to develop an electric drill that would be lighter than those already in existence. Petersen took up the challenge and created the Hole-Shooter, capable of the same performance but requiring less effort from the workers. In 1922, he founded the A.H. Petersen Company with his partner, Siebert, who bought the company when it went bankrupt in a fire. He began by repairing tools: this enabled him to train his employees well and to understand the needs of users by being in contact with them. He developed all kinds of power tools that were powerful, durable and lightweight. Soon, the US Navy was adopting Milwaukee power tools. The company also launched new ranges of chipping hammers, belt sanders and jig saws, including the famous SAWZALL... In 2005, the company joined the international Techtronic Industry group, which owns major brands such as AEG, Hoover and Ryobi.
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