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CAT 4-in-1 Laser Measuring -Stud Finder Tool 240385

CAT 4-in-1 Laser Measuring -Stud Finder Tool 240385

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The CAT exclusive 4 in 1 Laser Measuring -Stud Finder Tool, is the ultimate measuring/ stud finding tool all in one. New to the market this RECHARGEABLE tool measures distance, finds wall studs, finds both magnetic and non-ferrous metals, has a digital le
The CAT exclusive 4 in 1 Laser Measuring -Stud Finder Tool, is the ultimate measuring/ stud finding tool all in one. New to the market this RECHARGEABLE tool measures distance, finds wall studs, finds both magnetic and non-ferrous metals, has a digital level, and a laser cross liner. There is no need to buy four separate tools with this unbeatable 4 in 1 tool. It's versatile for the hobbyist yet precise enough for the professional builder. The 4 in 1 Laser Measuring Stud Finding tool is durable with its ABS plastic and TPR injection rubber body. The rechargeable 300 MAH lithium battery is good for 5000 measuring cycles per charge. WALL SENSOR/STUD FINDER: Max scanning depth for magnetic metals is 4.72 inches (120 MM); for Non Ferrous Metal (copper) is 3.93 Inches (100 MM); for Live Wires is 1.79 Inches (50 MM), for Copper Wires is 1.57 Inches (40 MM) LASER DISTANCE MEASURE: Min / Max measuring range 2" to 130', Inch / Metric conversion, Measuring accuracy ( + / - 5 mm or + / - 3/16") Laser type; Wave length 620-670 MN, Optical power 1 MW Laser auto shut off 20 Sec, Display auto shut off 5 Min. Data storage up to 30 sets Measuring time 0.3-4 seconds, 1.8" screen Built in Lith Ion 300 MAH battery, 5000 measuring cycles DIGITAL LEVELING: Finds level for both X Axis and Y Axis LASER CROSS LINER: Shows level line for tripods mount, tiling work, picture hanging, and more POWER: 300 MAH lith Ion Battery, battery life more than 5000 cycles

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