Clinometer Hand Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in Africa
Product Code : DA-ML-11447
Quick Answer: The Clinometer Hand is a sturdy plastic measuring device for finding the heights of trees, buildings and other structures, and the depth of valleys. Students read the angle from a graduated disc and work out the height with the formula in the included guide.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
- Durable plastic for heavy classroom use
- Trigger-released graduated disc
- Angle read on the protractor
- Guide with height formula included
- For heights of trees, buildings and structures, and depth of valleys
About This Product
Students point the clinometer at the top of a tree or building, pull the trigger, wait for the graduated disc to stop spinning and then read the angle on the protractor. With that angle they calculate the height using the formula given in the guide. The device is made of durable plastic for heavy classroom use.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. How is the Clinometer Hand used?
Point it at the top of the tree or building, pull the trigger, wait for the graduated disc to stop spinning and read the angle on the protractor.
Q2. How is the height worked out with the Clinometer Hand?
Students use the angle reading with the formula found in the guide included.
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