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Muya G71011 2m Telescopic Aluminum Range Rod with Steel Pole Point & Tip
The G71011 is a 2m telescopic aluminum range rod with a steel pole point and tip, used as a sighting/marking pole in traversing and general survey lay..
Muya G71012 3m Telescopic Aluminum Range Rod with Steel Pole Point & Tip
The G71012 is a 3m telescopic aluminum range rod with a steel pole point and tip, used as a sighting/marking pole for longer-range traversing and layo..
Muya G72003 Reflective Road Safety Vests
The G72003 is a high-visibility mesh safety vest in fluorescent yellow with reflective striping and a front pocket, worn by survey crews for roadside ..
Muya G73001 Rotatable Laser Carrier with 5/8 Thread
The G73001 is a metal rotating mounting bracket with a 5/8-inch threaded stud, used to attach a laser level or similar instrument to a pole or tripod ..
Muya G73002 Rotatable Optical Carrier with 5/8 Thread
The G73002 is a rotatable optical-plummet carrier for tribrachs without their own plummet, with a 5/8 inch threaded fitting and a longitudinal bubble.
Muya G73006 Traverse or Gps Carrier with 5/8 Thread
The Muya G73006 is Simple carrier for use in tribrachs with optical plummet. Suitable for direct fitting of GNSS antennas or 5/8 screw fitting Circula..
Muya G75001 Rotating Tribrach Adapter with 5/8 Thread
The G75001 is a black friction-top rotating adapter that mounts a 5/8-11 prism or GNSS receiver onto any Wild-type tribrach with plummet.
Muya G75002 Rotating Tribrach Adapter with 5/8 Thread
The G75002 is a rotating 5/8-11 tribrach adapter with a removable centre hub that can stay attached to the GPS receiver or prism for faster setup swap..
Muya G75003 Rotating Tribrach Adapter with 5/8 Thread
The G75003 is a friction-rotating 5/8-11 adapter letting the prism be re-aimed after it's already seated in the tribrach.
Muya Gain Flex Uhf Radio External Antennae
The Gain Flex UHF External Antenna (also commonly referred to as the Gainflex or GAT series) is a high-performance, flexible whip antenna designed spe..
Muya Gdf21-bk Leica Style Tribrach, Without Optical Plummet, Optional Color: Black
The GDF21-BK is a Leica-style tribrach without an optical plummet, using three levelling screws and a circular bubble vial to seat instruments over a ..
MUYA GH-B300 Geological Hammer, with Point Flat Head & Shock Reduction Grip, 13OZ (300g)
The GH-B300 is a one-piece forged-steel geological hammer with a pointed tip on one end and a flat striking face on the other, fitted with a shock-abs..
Muya Gh-b600 Geological Hammer, with Pointed Flat Head & Shock Reduction Grip, 22oz (600g)
The GH-B600 is a geological hammer with a pointed tip on one side and a flat/chisel-edge head on the other, 600g weight, with a shock-reduction grip, ..
Muya Gm130 Ultrasonic Thickness Gauge
The MUYA GM130 Ultrasonic Thickness Gauge is a rechargeable, USB-charging thickness gauge for one-sided, non-destructive measurement of metal thicknes..
Muya Gm1311 Thermometer
A handheld digital thermocouple thermometer for technicians who need quick, accurate readings using a plug-in probe rather than a fixed sensor, spanni..
Muya Gm1312 Thermocouple Thermometer
A dual-channel digital thermocouple thermometer that accepts K, J, T, E, N and R/S type sensor probes (sold separately), so one meter covers many diff..
Muya Gm1365 Humidity &temperature Data Logger
A rugged USB data logger that continuously records both temperature and relative humidity, with a built-in LCD so current readings can be checked on t..
Muya Gm1370 Nfc Temperature Data Logger
A compact, tag-style temperature data logger that pairs with a smartphone's NFC to start, stop, and read its stored temperature history with just a ta..
Muya Gm1372 Digital Temperature and Humidity Meter
A compact indoor digital thermometer-hygrometer that displays room temperature and relative humidity side by side on a large LCD, along with a built-i..
Muya Gm511 Pressure Manometer
A digital handheld manometer for measuring gas/air pressure and differential pressure, suited to HVAC and general pressure-testing work. This entry-le..
