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The SECO 99072 7-inch Width, Un-numbered with Ft/10ths/100ths Grad is a highly reliable and versatile stream gauge that allows you to instantly see water levels in a variety of applications. With its 7-inch width and un-numbered Ft/10ths/100ths graduations, this gauge provides precise measurements for accurate monitoring.
Made from sturdy fiberglass, this stream gauge is designed to withstand the harshest environments and assure a long life. Unlike other materials, fiberglass does not rot, rust, or corrode, making it a durable choice for both permanent and temporary installations.
The SECO 99072 stream gauge comes in separate units that can be conveniently used individually or combined to measure larger distances. Its easy-to-read graduations, protected with a non-glare coating, make it suitable for use at long distances. Additionally, the gauge is effortless to mount thanks to the stainless steel fasteners that are provided. These fasteners can securely attach to various surfaces, including metal, masonry, wood, and more.
Measuring at just 1/8-inch thick, the stream gauge is lightweight and easy to handle. It features pre-drilled holes with a 1/4-inch diameter for effortless mounting. For added convenience, the SECO 99072 stream gauge can also be ordered in successive increments to form ranges and elevations to suit specific requirements.
To further customize elevations for specific applications, number plates are available for purchase separately. These number plates allow you to create personalized markings for more targeted measurements and monitoring.
Each section of the SECO 99072 stream gauge weighs approximately 3.40 lb (1.54 kg), ensuring that it is sturdy enough to withstand outdoor conditions while remaining portable for easy transportation and setup.
Whether you need to measure water levels in streams, rivers, or any other bodies of water, the SECO 99072 7-inch Width, Un-numbered with Ft/10ths/100ths Grad is the perfect tool for the job. Its durability, accuracy, and versatility make it the ideal choice for professionals in a range of industries, including construction, surveying, agriculture, and more.
Made from sturdy fiberglass, this stream gauge is designed to withstand the harshest environments and assure a long life. Unlike other materials, fiberglass does not rot, rust, or corrode, making it a durable choice for both permanent and temporary installations.
The SECO 99072 stream gauge comes in separate units that can be conveniently used individually or combined to measure larger distances. Its easy-to-read graduations, protected with a non-glare coating, make it suitable for use at long distances. Additionally, the gauge is effortless to mount thanks to the stainless steel fasteners that are provided. These fasteners can securely attach to various surfaces, including metal, masonry, wood, and more.
Measuring at just 1/8-inch thick, the stream gauge is lightweight and easy to handle. It features pre-drilled holes with a 1/4-inch diameter for effortless mounting. For added convenience, the SECO 99072 stream gauge can also be ordered in successive increments to form ranges and elevations to suit specific requirements.
To further customize elevations for specific applications, number plates are available for purchase separately. These number plates allow you to create personalized markings for more targeted measurements and monitoring.
Each section of the SECO 99072 stream gauge weighs approximately 3.40 lb (1.54 kg), ensuring that it is sturdy enough to withstand outdoor conditions while remaining portable for easy transportation and setup.
Whether you need to measure water levels in streams, rivers, or any other bodies of water, the SECO 99072 7-inch Width, Un-numbered with Ft/10ths/100ths Grad is the perfect tool for the job. Its durability, accuracy, and versatility make it the ideal choice for professionals in a range of industries, including construction, surveying, agriculture, and more.
