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Laser Scanning
Adapter for simultaneous use of reference spheres with 145mm and 200mm diameter; 27.5mm length.
Rotatable tribrach adapter (5/8"- M8) with claw system.
Bracket for attaching a scanner to ceilings, crossbeams, lifting platforms and more.
Rigid tribrach adapter (5/8") with claw system.
A tripod - flexible as never before: Raise your scanner into the upward or send it down a hole. The 2-way telescope tripod allows scanning in a height of 4.00 m (157.5 in) and safe overhead scanning 4.50 m (177.2 in) below the earth' surface.
Set for determining the line of fire.
Backpack for carrying FARO Focus3D X, Focus3D S 120 or Trimble TX5 laser scanner and equipment.
Perfect underlay in A4 format for notes and drawings in the field.
Pedestal for safe positioning of a reference sphere.
Stickers for permanent marking of your reference sphere positions.
The innovative suction cup holder allows the attachment of reference spheres to smooth surfaces.
Swiveling checkered pattern; dimensions: 21 x 21 cm, with magnet base and 5/8" adapter.
This target plate is equipped with two connection types so that it can be connected to GNSS receivers or prisms.
The RTC360 LT 3D Laser Scanner makes 3D reality capture more economical than ever before. With a measuring rate of up to 1 million points per second and advanced (High-Dynamic Range) HDR imaging system, the creation of coloured 3D point clouds can be completed in under 2 minutes. Plus, semi-automated targetless field registration and the seamless,...
Adapter (length: 72.5mm) with 5/8" male thread and M8 thread for XXL reference spheres.
Highly accurate positioning of a reference sphere or a mini prism.
Perfect underlay in A3 format for notes and drawings in the field.
Set consisting of three big reference spheres (200 mm diameter).
Robust tripod for use together with the Leica BLK360 3D Imaging Scanner.
V-block magnetic mount for targets
with 5/8"x11 threaded post, for
mounting on steel pipes.
Adjustable rod level for vertical positioning of the ranging pole.