GSO ISO 12858-2:2024

Gulf Standard   Current Edition
· Approved on 25 April 2024 ·

Optics and optical instruments — Ancillary devices for geodetic instruments — Part 2: Tripods

Optical measuring instruments
Including spectroscopes, geodetic instruments, etc.

GSO ISO 12858-2:2024 Files

English 10 Pages
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GSO ISO 12858-2:2024 Scope

This document specifies the most important requirements of telescopic tripods for surveying instruments and the connection between instrument and tripod.

The requirements in this document enable instruments and tripods of different manufacturers to be joined to one another, without prejudicing their performance and their usefulness.

This document is applicable to tripods which are used for levels, theodolites, tacheometers, GPS equipment, EDM instruments and in combination with targets, reflectors, antennae, etc.

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