Mechanical distance measuring wheel, also known as a surveying wheel or measuring wheel, is a simple device used to measure distances on the ground. It consists of a large wheel attached to a handle. As the wheel is rolled along a surface, a mechanical counter or dial attached to the wheel records the number of revolutions, which corresponds to the distance traveled. Here are key features and aspects of a mechanical distance measuring wheel: Wheel Size: The size of the wheel affects how easily it can navigate different terrains. Larger wheels are better suited for uneven or outdoor surfaces, while smaller wheels work well on flat, smooth surfaces like floors. Handle: The handle is typically extendable and ergonomically designed for comfort, allowing the user to push the wheel along. Counter Mechanism: A mechanical or digital counter records the distance traveled. The counter is often resettable so that users can measure multiple sections of a path. Units of Measurement: Measuring wheels can measure in feet, meters, or both, depending on the model. Some wheels allow users to switch between units. Accuracy: The accuracy of these tools depends on factors like the wheel size and the smoothness of the surface. Most wheels are designed to offer a reasonable approximation rather than pinpoint precision. Applications: Measuring wheels are used in various fields such as construction, landscaping, agriculture, law enforcement (e.g., accident scene measurements), and for general distance measuring needs in large spaces.
Product Name | Mechanical distance measuring wheel |
Size | 50.5*17*33 |
Weight | 1.4kg |