Auto-Leveling Survey Laser: Multiple Power Options Available Threaded-Rod Clamp system: For HVAC Installation Splicing Rebar With a Twist: No Torque Wrench or Epoxy Required Redesigned Rubber TRacks: New Lug Patterns Reduce Wear
The Rl-H4C Auto-Leveling Laser has a working radius of 2,600 ft and can be used as a reference for machine-mounted receivers. The self-leveling motors in the laser are accurate to within 10 arc seconds during surveying applications. The laser is available in two versions, powered either by a rechargeable NiMH battery pack with 60 hours of use on a single charge or by alkaline D cell batteries with 100 hours of continuous use. Both models can use AC power sources. Topcon Positioning Systems; 925-245-8300; www.topconpositioning.com
The Caddy Rod Lock is designed to simplify installation of electrical and mechanical systems supported by threaded rod. Rods are pushed through the caddy and lock into place, saving time. Erico; 800-252-2339; www.erico.com
Taper Lock Form Saver is a mechanical rebar splicing system. First, the Form Saver is nailed to the concrete formwork. Once the formwork is removed, Taper-Lock rebar can be screwed in until “hand tight” for a complete Type 2 connection. The connection does not require a torque wrench or epoxy. Dayton Superior; 800-745-3700; www.daytonsuperior.com
Earthforce tracks for Bobcat compact loaders and compact excavators have continuous cable belts and new lug patterns to evenly distribute weight, while the multi-bar lug rubber tracks for mini track loaders have an offset lug pattern to reduce the spread of cracks. Bobcat Co.; 701-241-8700; www.bobcat.com
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