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Percent Grade Slopemeter
No reviews- Determines slope percent of grade
- 0 to 12 percent range
- Mechanical scale
- Measures in percent
- 1 degree accuracy
- 1-second response time
- 1 year limited warranty
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No. 1 Mechanical Slope Indicator
1 review- Measures all types of slopes
- Slope range: “24 to 1” - “2 to 1”
- Accuracy of 1 degree
- 1-second response time
- Small triangles for degree reference
- Easy-to-read scale
- Durable aluminum casting material
- Ideal for use on motor graders, bulldozers, and similar equipment
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3-Degree Manual Slope Indicator / Inclinometer
272 reviews- Angle range of up to 3 degrees
- Metal ball pointer for easy reading
- Unit of measurement: degrees
- Measures 9"W x 2"H
- Large, color-coded markings
- Two bolt holes for bolt mounting
- Made of shatter-resistant ABS plastic
- Withstands temperature of -70°F to +185°F
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15-Degree Manual Slope Indicator / Inclinometer
2 reviews- 15-degree working range
- Black metal ball pointer for accuracy
- Highly visible Yellow tube assembly
- Size: 5"W x 2"H
- Large color-coded markings for easy reading
- Allows bolt and adhesive mounting
- Made of shatter-resistant ABS plastic
- Temperature rating: -70°F to +185°F
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Safe Curve Speed Indicator
No reviews- Mounted in an engineer or contractor's car
- Accuracy: 1 degree
- Response time: 1 second
- Reads zero when the car is level
- Indicates "tilt" up to 25° on each side
- Signifies danger when the scale reads ±10 degrees
- Aluminum casting material
- Built in accordance with the specifications of the Minnesota Highway Department Traffic Division
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Geological Compass with Clinometer
No reviews- Can be used worldwide
- Constructed from diecast aluminum
- Measures direction, obliquity, gradient, upright, and horizontal.
- Ideal for geology perambulation, colliery, mining & military training
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What exactly is the difference between a Compass vs Inclinometer?
It's all about what you are trying to determine. A compass shows you directions (north, south, west, east), be it in a dessert, in the middle of the seas, or in the midst of a snowstorm. An inclinometer (also called clinometer, tilt indicator, gradient meter, and level gauge amongst others), though, is used to measure angles of a slope (usually of an incline or the ground's elevation). This is handy when plotting a hiking trip when driving a truck in mountainous areas, and, of course, when doing construction surveys.
As time goes on we are seeing more and more technology in all-in-one devices. Most total stations (robotic or otherwise) can do both jobs. However, when you're just running over some details and want to quickly check your numbers out, it's a whole lot easier to whip out a compact compass and/or inclinometer. Check out these handy devices. No tripod setup needed!