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An automatic level, also known as a digital level or auto level, is a surveying instrument used to measure height differences between points. It is commonly used in surveying, construction, and other applications requiring accurate leveling or elevation measurements. 

The Aggregate Impact Value (AIV) test is a quality control measure in construction, particularly for pavement materials like concrete and asphalt. It assesses the toughness of aggregates, their resistance to impact loads, and their suitability for various construction applications

Applications: GI sieves are used in various testing applications, such as sieving chemical powders, medical powders, aggregates, sand, soil, and cement. They are used in labs for particle size analysis and material classification. 

Cube moulds are primarily used in construction and material testing laboratories to create concrete specimens for compressive strength tests. These tests are crucial for ensuring the quality and durability of concrete used in building and infrastructure projects. 

Recommend for holding Auto level and Theodolite Providing a level base to easily mount and securely hold your instrument, This Aluminum Survey Tripod provides solid support and stability to give you the confidence that all of your tasks are executed with extreme precision to ensure the job is one right.

The surveyor's compass (Fig. 11) is an instrument for determining the horizontal direction of a line with reference to the direction of a magnetic needle. The needle is balanced at its center on a “pivot” so that it swings freely in a horizontal plane.

This Kern DKM2-AEM is a one-second (1") optical micrometer theodolite of high precision suitable for triangulation, traversing, deformation measurements, precise layout work in building construction and sub-surface work, astronomical observations, optical tooling and photogrammetric control.