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LECIA TRIBRACH GDF312
Features
Original tribrachs
Accuracy through torsional rigidity
Similarly
to the stability of the tripod, that of the tribrach is a significant
factor in measurement accuracy. The torsional rigidity, the most
important criterion of a tribrach, is constantly controlled and tested
during its production. The maintenance-free foot screws of the Leica
Geosystems tribrach provide movement that is always smooth and free of
play, even after years of use. The precise alignment of the support area
to the base plate of the instrument assures extremely accurate forced
centring. The optical plummet is so robust that the need for adjustment
during the entire lifetime of the tribrach is practically unnecessary.
Its construction predestines the tribrach for all applications,
including extreme temperatures and high dust and humidity.
SKU: Tribrach
Category: Surveying Accessories, Leica Accessories
Product Details
Transparent choice
The ideal tribrach for your application
All
original tribrachs comply with the strict specifications and quality
standards of Leica Geosystems. Your choice should ideally be made
according to your individual accuracy requirements.
- The hysteresis of the Professional 3000 Series tribrachs amounts to a maximum of 3" (1.0 mgon).
- The foot screws are maintenancefree and have a larger diameter. This allows for fine adjustments, even when wearing work gloves under difficult environmental conditions.
- These tribrachs are suitable for non-motorised TPS instruments with angle accuracy from 5" to 7" and GNSS antenna stations as well as backsights and control points.
The torsional rigidity of the original The accuracy with which a tribrach returns to its starting position once the instrument has stopped, is called torsional rigidity or hysteresis. This hysteresis is the relative movement between the top plate and the base plate of a tribrach that occurs through the rotation of a TPS instrument. The hysteresis has direct influence on the angular accuracy of the instrument – and that speaks for the original. To optimise the hysteresis as Leica Geosystems has done is complex and calls for the highest precision: a movement of the top plate to the base plate of 0.3 μm corresponds to an angle error of 1". Especially motorised instruments with their high acceleration and brake power require tribrachs with very high torsional rigidity.
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