Product Snapshot: Flat-top Crane and LED Lantern
The Bosch D-tech 120 Professional is a radar detector that is able to find ferrous and non-ferrous materials inside walls. In addition to locating electrical cables and other metal objects, the detector can find water-filled plastic pipes and wooden substructures. The tool features separate settings for drywall and concrete surfaces. It has a maximum detection depth of 4.72 in., which varies with the mode selected. The detector's display uses indicator arrows and a crosshair to help the user find the exact center of a detected object. Simplified controls consist only of a mode selection switch, on-off button and audible signal setting.
Bosch Power Tools; www.boschtools.com
The NET AXII Robotic Total Station is capable of 1-in. angle accuracy. It is designed for high-precision applications, including bridge-construction monitoring. A prescan function allows the station to locate the reflector automatically during setup, saving time. An auto-collimation system can lock onto survey targets even in low-light conditions. The total machine can provide measurements wirelessly over Bluetooth, and its case has an IP65 durability rating. The NET AXII comes with Topcon's TSshield security and maintenance software.
Sokkia Corp.; www.sokkia.com
The 172EC-B 8 Litronic Flat-Top Tower Crane boasts a 15% increase in lifting capacity, compared to the earlier 160 EC-B model. It is able to lift 4,600 lb at a radius of 196 ft. The crane can reach freestanding hook heights of up to 234 ft when combined with the Liebherr 120 HC, 170 HC or 256 HC tower system. The load hook and trolley stay on the jib pivot during transport, allowing for faster setup.
Liebherr; www.liebherr.com
The M18 LED Latern-Flood Light runs on Milwaukee's M18 lithium-ion-battery platform. Providing 700 lumens of illumination at its highest setting, the light has a 95-ft beam distance. The 70-lumen low setting can run for 75 hours. The light has a rugged case and includes a high-power USB charging port.
Milwaukee Tool; www.milwaukeetool.com
This week we look at a flat-top crane from Liebherr and a LED Lantern from Milwaukee Tool. Click to begin the slide show.
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