Sokkia Cx 65 Total Station

Sokkia cx 65 Total Station:

The Sokkia CX 65 Reflectorless Total Station is a producer range of equipment with an IP66 water-resistant casing and reflectorless EDM scientific know how.

In addition, the Sokkia CX-60 series total station characteristic Variant key specifications such as dual axis compensation, 15-hour battery life, on-board survey

software capable of storing 10,000 points and USB flash memory (max. 8GB). These features combined with the affordable price, makes it the perfect entry-

level solution for site layout or as-built survey.

RED-tech Technology Reflectorless EDM

5″ Accuracy, Fast separation estimation of 0.9s.

Sokkia's customary pinpoint accuracy in reflector-less separation estimation.

Reflectorless task from 30cm to 350m.

Coaxial EDM pillar and laser-pointer give quick and precise pointing.

Guarantees exactness even with intelligent sheets.

Waterproof, Rugged, and Operator Friendly

IP66 dustproof I waterproof rating.

Tough metal frame and substantial obligation handle.

Standard utilization temperature go - 20° to 60°C.

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