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Seco / Mound City CR Fiberglass Rod 20' Square (8ths & Inches)

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Mound City CR Fiberglass Rod 20' Square (8ths & Inches)

  • Construction grade leveling (CR) rods offer a rectangular shape with rounded back corners for better gripping
  • Scale width graduated to fill the entire face of the rod,
  • Measuring scale on the back side that allows for overall height readings
  • Special molded stand-off ribs protect the scales from wear
  • Made with strong fiberglass, which is waterproof and corrosion-resistant
  • CR Rod series is non-conductive
  • Perfect for laser detector mounting with no special brackets required
  • Five section rod
  • Collapsed length is 57.75 inches (1.47 m)
  • Graduations in inches
  • Length 20 ft
  • Weighs 7.00 lb (3.17 kg)

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