The Seco 5217-20-FLY bipod provides robust hands-free support for heavy Invar surveying rods. Built with a custom rectangular head design, this professional-grade bipod securely cradles rods between 2.95 and 3.54 inches wide, delivering the stability that precision surveying and leveling work demands.
Key Design Features:
The custom rectangular head accommodates standard Invar rod widths, providing secure contact without slipping or drift during measurement. The bipod design eliminates the need for personnel to hold the rod, allowing solo surveyors to focus on equipment operation and data collection. The Flo Yellow color provides high visibility on jobsites while maintaining professional appearance.
Built For Heavy Invar Rods:
Invar rods are precision instruments demanding stable, reliable support. This bipod is specifically engineered to handle the weight and balance characteristics of quality Invar rods without flex or movement. The rugged construction withstands repeated setup cycles, environmental exposure, and the demands of professional surveying work.
Professional Surveying Applications:
Ideal for surveyors, site engineers, and construction professionals performing precise elevations, grading checks, and datum references. Works with laser levels, transit equipment, and other precision instruments requiring stable rod positioning. Perfect for foundation surveys, grade verification, topographic surveys, and any work requiring hands-free rod stability.
Jobsite Advantages:
One-person operation becomes practical and efficient. Consistent rod positioning ensures measurement accuracy without operator influence. The sturdy bipod holds position throughout measurement cycles without adjustment. Flo Yellow visibility helps crew members locate and avoid the equipment on active jobsites.
Professional Quality:
Seco manufacturing means years of reliable service. The durable construction handles daily jobsite conditions. Express Tools contractors trust Seco accessories to deliver the stability and precision their surveying work requires.
