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1. What Is A Theodolite?
A theodolite is a tool used to measure horizontal and vertical angles. It helps surveyors find the exact position of points by aiming at targets and reading the angles.
Theodolites
At Titan Tools Direct, we offer reliable and easy-to-use theodolites for accurate angle measurements. A theodolite is a key tool for measuring both horizontal and vertical angles, making it perfect for land surveying, construction, and engineering work. Whether you're using a digital or transit theodolite, this tool helps you find the exact position of objects through triangulation. Our theodolites are built for precision and durability, so you can trust them in the field. We carry a wide selection to fit your needs, whether you're a professional surveyor or working on a job site. Shop theodolites at Titan Tools Direct and get tools that help you work smarter and more accurately every time.
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Topcon 5-Second Digital Theodolite DT-305L with Laser P...
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Topcon Theodolite DT-307L with Laser Pointer (1034419-0...
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Frequently Asked Questions
- What Is A Theodolite?
- How Do I Use A Theodolite?
- How Accurate Are Theodolites?
- What Are The Types Of Theodolites?
- How Do I Read A Vertical Angle With A Theodolite?
Answers to Your Questions
2. How Do I Use A Theodolite?
To use a theodolite, aim the telescope at the object you want to measure. Then, read both the horizontal and vertical angles to find the exact position.
3. How Accurate Are Theodolites?
The accuracy depends on the instrument’s quality. Theodolites with smaller second ratings are more accurate, giving precise angle measurements.
4. What Are The Types Of Theodolites?
There are two main types: digital and manual. Digital theodolites show angle readings on a screen and are easier to use, while manual ones use graduated circles.
5. How Do I Read A Vertical Angle With A Theodolite?
Set up the theodolite, level it, and use the vernier scales or digital display to read the vertical angle where the telescope is pointing.
