Product Description:

Magnetic Survey Instruments are precision measuring tools used for magnetic field investigations. These survey instruments are designed to provide accurate and reliable measurements with a resolution of 0.001 nT. With an accuracy of ±0.1 nT and an operating temperature of -20 to +50°C, Magnetic Survey Instruments are a reliable tool for magnetic field detection. Offering a 1 year warranty, these instruments are the perfect solution for any magnetic survey needs.

Whether you need to measure the intensity of a magnetic field or investigate the location of a potential source, Magnetic Survey Instruments provide the accuracy and reliability required to get the job done. These instruments are designed to be the perfect companion for any magnetic field measurement task. With a robust design and superior performance, Magnetic Survey Instruments are the ideal choice for any magnetic field survey.

Features:

• Magnetic Survey Measuring Tool: Magnetic Survey Instruments
• Power Supply: Rechargeable Battery.
• Resolution: 0.05 NT.
• Display: LCD

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FAQ:

• Q: What is Magnetic Survey Instruments?
  A: Magnetic Survey Instruments are geophysical instruments used to measure the Earth's magnetic field.
  Q: What can Magnetic Survey Instruments do?
  A: Magnetic Survey Instruments can be used to detect anomalies in the Earth's magnetic field, survey for buried metal objects, and map the subsurface geology.
  Q: What are the features of Magnetic Survey Instruments?
  A: Magnetic Survey Instruments feature high resolution measurements, robust construction, and precise positioning capabilities.
  Q: What kind of data can Magnetic Survey Instruments collect?
  A: Magnetic Survey Instruments are capable of collecting detailed magnetic data, as well as related information such as total field values, gradients, and tilt corrections.
  Q: What are the advantages of Magnetic Survey Instruments?
  A: Magnetic Survey Instruments offer a cost-effective and environmentally friendly alternative to traditional methods of exploration and surveying, with no direct impact on the environment.