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Leica CTP104 Medium-Duty Aluminum Tripod with Fast Clamps for Level, Laser and Construction Theodolites Instrument
Model: CTP104
Specifications:
| Model | CTP104 |
| Color | Yellow |
| Material | Aluminum |
| Type | Flat Head Tripods |
| Closed Height | 850mm |
| Extension Height | 1650mm |
| Head Diameter | 160mm |
| Locking Type | Twist and Quick Clamp |
| Net Weight | 4.95Kg |
| Package | 1pc/Carton |
Overview:
This medium-duty instrument tripod is perfect for everyday level and grading tasks. The legs offer the ability to extend up to 5.4 ft. The legs also offer the ability to collapse to 3.2 ft. With this flexibility you can setup comfort ability in any situation.
Introduction:
The Leica CTP104 Aluminium Tripod with fast clamps 767710 medium-duty instrument tripod is available with carrying straps and fast clamps for fast stable setups. With the triangular head and 5/8 x 11 fixing screw with hook for plumb bob, this tripod is ideal for levels, lasers and construction theodolites.
Features:
What makes a twist lock tripod so unique?
One possibly unique feature is that the leg locks have a secondary locking system that prevents you from loosening the locks and completely removing a leg section. Many photographers new to twist-locks often have anxiety filled moments when they accidently disassemble the tripod while trying to extend it!
The Tripod Feet
The feet probably suffer the most wear and tear of all the tripod components. Some tripods offer replaceable feet. This way if anything does happen to the feet you can just replace them with out having to replace the whole tripod. There are also optional feet covers available for indoor use. When steel tips become more of a hazard than a help. The covers provide a good slip resistant base for the tripod. And, as most land surveyors know, the feet need to be strong for pushing into the ground to get a stable set-up.
Heavy or Lightweight
Another important factor to consider is the weight of your instrument. Each tripod will list a recommended maximum weight. Even if tripod will support the weight of the item if the surveying instrument is too heavy for the tripod it could cause it to warp over the time of the set up and cause the measurements to be inaccurate.
Tripod Stabilization
When working on slick surfaces like finished concrete or indoors, you'll want to buy a tripod stabilizer. Tripod stabilizers come in several styles. One style of tripod comes with a strap that is routed through a loop or bracket on each leg which is tightened and this keeps the three tripod legs from spreading apart. Another style of tripod stabilizer is one the user places on the ground or floor and its a triangle that has three holes in each vertex, where the tripod feet tips rest in, which keeps the tripod legs from spreading.
