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DW SitePro 2X Extending Hand Level
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DW SitePro 2X Extending Hand Level

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    6 inch (extends to 7-1/2 inch)
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Product Description

The DW SitePro 2X Extending Hand Level (13-632) from Dave White's SitePro is a hand sight level with 2-power magnification and a long draw eyepiece that extends from 6 in. (15.2 cm) to 7-1/2 in. (19.1 cm). Pulling out the eyepiece lets you adjust the focus for your eye, and the 2X lens makes distant rod readings and targets easier to see. The bubble assembly is mounted inside the tube, and when the bubble is centered on the mark you see in the eyepiece, your line of sight is level.

Use it for preliminary survey work, simple distance estimating, finding the difference in elevation between two points with a measuring rod, and setting grade stakes for a slope. It is a quick way to check the level of retaining walls, fences, masonry, batterboards, footings and foundations without setting up a tripod. For the most accurate readings over longer distances, steady the level against a board or measuring rod, or rest it on a solid, level surface. A carrying case is included. For a shorter, pocket-sized option with stadia lines, see the DW SitePro 2.5X Hand Level.

Features & Benefits

  • 2-power magnification
  • Long draw eyepiece extends from 6 in. (15.2 cm) to 7-1/2 in. (19.1 cm)
  • Internally mounted bubble assembly
  • Establishes a level line of sight without a tripod or instrument setup
  • Carrying case included

Uses & Applications

  • Preliminary survey and simple distance estimating
  • Finding the difference in elevation between two points with a level rod
  • Setting grade stakes for slopes, drainage and walkways
  • Checking retaining walls, fences, masonry, batterboards, footings and foundations
  • Landscaping, excavation, construction and engineering field checks
Country of Origin: United States.

Instructions

  1. Hold the hand level in either hand and pull out the eyepiece until the view is sharp for your eye.
  2. Sight through the eyepiece and raise or lower the far end of the level until the bubble is centered on the mark. Your line of sight is now level.
  3. To check the level of a wall, fence, foundation or batterboard, sight on it and note its position relative to the level line of sight.
  4. To find a difference in elevation, have an assistant hold a measuring rod at the first point and read it (for example 4 ft). Without changing your own position, have the rod moved to the second point and read it again (for example 5 ft). The difference between the readings (1 ft) is the difference in elevation.
  5. To set a slope, read the rod at the top of the slope, then drive a stake at the next point until the rod reading on it is greater by the drop you want (for example 4 in. more).
  6. For better accuracy over long distances, steady the level against a board or measuring rod, or rest it on a solid, level surface.

 

Technical Information

DW SitePro 2X Extending Hand Level
  • Weight: 7 ounces
  • Construction: sighting tube with long draw eyepiece and internal bubble assembly
  • Magnification: 2X
  • Length: 6 in. (15.2 cm), eyepiece extends to 7-1/2 in. (19.1 cm)
  • Level Indicator: Internally mounted bubble assembly
  • Includes: Hand level and case
  • Country of Origin: United States
Note: Specifications are those given by manufacturers and are not tested for accuracy.

13-632 Standard sizes

ITEM SIZEITEM # ITEMS PER CASE QUANTITY ORDERING PRICE PER ITEM PRICE PER CASE

6 inch (extends to 7-1/2 inch)

13-632

UPC = 816255022397		4

Single Item (1-3 Items)

1 - 4 Cases (4-19 Items)

5 - 9 Cases (20-39 Items)

10+ Cases (>= 40 Items)

$74.38

$73.79
a 1% discount

$73.16
a 2% discount

$72.53
a 2% discount

N/A

$295.16

$292.64

$290.12

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