SASA Land Measuring Chain, Color : White, GALVANIZED

 ITEM DESCRIPTION FROM THE SELLER:

ü  Make: SASA

ü  Usage: For land measuring tool

ü  Application: Surveying

ü  Material: G.I. / Brass

ü  Feature: Easy to install.

Ø  PRODUCT DESCRIPTION:

Survey Measuring Chain Land Survey Chain Engineering Survey Instrument tool 20 meter

100 Links, 20m as per IS (INDIAN STANDARD)

Heavy Brass Handles & Tally

GI wire 5 mm thick, Zinc coated & efficient working

Brass ring at every one meter & Supreme strength

Easy installation & Customization

Chain surveying is a method of measuring land and distances by using a chain or tape to create a series of connected straight lines. This technique is commonly used in small-scale surveys, such as those for residential properties, and involves recording measurements and angles with precision instruments.

The best and most accurate way to measure the chain will be with a set of calipers. You simply need to measure the diameter of a number of the chain link sides to get a good average, this will give you a pretty accurate measurement.

surveyor's chain, measuring device and arbitrary measurement unit still widely used for surveying in English-speaking countries. Invented by the English mathematician Edmund Gunter in the early 17th century, Gunter's chain is exactly 22 yards (about 20 m) long and divided into 100 links.