In daily life, interior designers and architects often face a problem, that is, in the process of design and decoration, they have headaches due to various measurement difficulties or safety hazards in some places that cannot be approached for measurement. Today, laser rangefinders can handle similar problems for you very well, easily measuring the distance or the length of various inaccessible places.

Hand-held laser rangefinders can help you in places such as stairwells, elevators and other places that cannot be directly contacted with the measurement purpose, instead of the traditional box ruler measurement, saving manpower. Laser rangefinder is a new high-performance handheld rangefinder launched in recent years. It adopts patented design, can measure from 0.05m to 200m, and has a measurement accuracy of 1.5mm. use. With this laser rangefinder, you no longer need a lift table or telescopic ladder when measuring the volume of a house or stairwell, and you can get a correct reading in seconds.

In traditional surveying, there are potential safety hazards in places that cannot be approached. The laser rangefinder has a red laser point, which allows you to clearly know where the measurement point is. It only needs one person to operate and no other tools (such as ladders, etc.) are needed. All measurement work can be performed, even difficult-to-reach parts can be easily handled, so that injuries can be avoided to the greatest extent possible.

In addition, in addition to the pocket portable design, the rangefinder also has the function of adding and subtracting lengths, so there is no need to crouch on the ground to measure the ceiling. With a large LCD backlit display, this laser rangefinder allows you to easily read measurements while aiming your eyes at the target. With a laser rangefinder, one person can get to work and it will be twice as fast as the conventional way.

The handheld rangefinder can measure distance, area, volume, triangular position Pythagorean theorem measurement, etc.

Can be widely used in the following areas:

1. Construction industry: building distance measurement, house acceptance, pouring area, volume, etc.

2. Interior decoration industry: size measurement of area, doors and windows, brackets.

3. Surveying and mapping industry: direct measurement of various distances or distance measurement that cannot be directly measured.

4. Electromechanical industry: installation of telecommunication equipment, distance measurement of erection equipment, endowment measurement, and measurement of distances that cannot be directly measured

5. Distance measurement in the accident handling of the public security system.