Dual-Scale Telescoping Grade Rod for Laser Levels

Product Overview

This laser level grade rod places decimal- and metric graduations on separate sides for convenient readings. A quick-release receiver slider and telescoping adjustment support efficient positioning across varied measurement tasks.

Key Highlights

• Separate sides provide decimal- and metric graduations.
• Dual scales allow readings in either measurement system.
• Quick-release slider adjusts receiver position without removal.
• Receiver height can be fine-tuned by sliding it along the rod.
• Two telescoping sections adapt to different measurement tasks.
• A bottom knob controls the telescoping adjustment.

Before You Choose

• Choose the marked side that matches the measurement system used for the job.
• Confirm that your laser receiver can attach to the included slider before use.

Specifications

Product Details

[10ths & MM Dual Units]DOVOH grade rod is marked with both inch and millimeter graduations on separate sides, allowing quick conversion and precise reading in either unit.
[Quick-Release Receiver Slider]This laser level grade rod features a quick-release slider, allowing you to adjust the receiver position effortlessly without removing it. Simply slide the receiver to the desired height for fine adjustments, improving efficiency and saving setup time compared to traditional rods.
[Adjustable Length]Designed with two telescopic sections, the grade rod extends up to 7.9ft / 2.4m. The bottom knob allows quick and easy adjustment to achieve the required length for different measurement tasks.
[Durable Construction]Constructed from high-quality aluminum alloy, the rod includes anodized aluminum components and weather-resistant, corrosion-proof markings, ensuring excellent durability and long-term reliability in various jobsite conditions.
[How to Read]To take a reading, extend the telescopic section by adjusting the bottom knob. The scale below the knob shows the distance from the ground to the zero graduation line.

Note: This grade rod features a 10-unit per foot design (1ft = 10 units) with dual-sided inch and mm readings, unlike the standard 12-inch format.