Grade Control Products GCP71 Aluminum Bipod, Anti-Crush
This revolutionary new bipod from Grade Control Products is made from aircraft grade 6061 aluminum.
This lightweight bipod offers an anti-crush head clamp with grip enhanced aluminum locking knob.
Textured, high-grip push buttons provide a smooth controlled release of the Bi-Pod legs.
Uneven conditions don't stand a chance when the legs are at maximum extension.
The robust grip-enhanced clamp distributes forces to reduce the chances of dents and cracks on your GPS or prism rods.
The anti-crush head is designed to fit all standard survey rods.
The precision-machined high-strength Delrin collars keep the legs secure without wobble when fully extended.
The new ergonomic easy-grip hand hold enhances your grip when adjusting the legs and position of your bi-pod.
The main body is made from aircraft-grade aluminum tubing designed to be a balance of both lightweight and durability.
The foot plates allow for easy placement of your foot while pushing the rod tip into softer ground for a more secured position.
This Bipod is equipped with a Stainless Steel point with standard 5/8" x 11 threads.
This point provides unparalleled wear resistance and lifespan.
Collapses to 3.7 feet
Extends to 5.92 feet
Leg Diameter: 1" OD
Weight: 4.05lb
WARNING - This product contains chemicals known to the state of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.p65warnings.ca.gov.
Grade Control Products Bipod
We purchased this bipod las winter and have been using it with both our GPS system and robotic total station. This bipod is very well made and the components are easily adjustable. When we attach this bipod to our rover pole or range pole it provides excellent stability. The stainless steel points have a much better design than other manufactures and allow greater ground penetration on rocky or hard soils. Overall this product is very well designed and stands up well to the rigors of Cadastral and Construction type surveying.
Reviewed
Mon, Jul 15 2024 10:16 am
by
Daniel Saily
