Product Code: DDAFRICA-001-0183
DDAFRICA-001-0183
The Clinometer Hand is a sturdy plastic measuring device for finding the heights of trees, buildings and other structures, and the depth of valleys. Students read the angle from a graduated disc and work out the height with the formula in the included guide.
Students point the clinometer at the top of a tree or building, pull the trigger, wait for the graduated disc to stop spinning and then read the angle on the protractor. With that angle they calculate the height using the formula given in the guide. The device is made of durable plastic for heavy classroom use.
The Clinometer Hand is a sturdy plastic measuring device for finding the heights of trees, buildings and other structures, and the depth of valleys....
In-house production of clinometer hand at our ISO 9001 certified workshop in Mohra, Haryana — from raw material to final calibration under one roof.
Trusted supplier of clinometer hand to schools, colleges, TVET institutes and universities across Africa.
Full tender documentation, sample submissions and sealed unit pricing for Ministry of Education tenders and multi-institution bulk supply of clinometer hand.
Sourcing clinometer hand for a school laboratory, college laboratory, university curriculum or government tender? Here's what makes Africa Didactic the preferred manufacturer and OEM partner.
Every clinometer hand unit passes incoming material check, in-process inspection and final calibration before dispatch.
Matched to national practical syllabuses such as WAEC, NECO, KCSE, NECTA, UNEB, ECZ and CAPS — usable by teachers without retraining.
BOQ specifications, country-of-origin certificates, calibration records and packing lists prepared in-house for MOE and procurement tenders.
Source Clinometer Hand with your own branding, packaging and dealer documentation through our OEM programme.
Export-grade crating, customs paperwork and shipping to Lagos, Tema, Mombasa, Dar es Salaam, Durban, Djibouti and Alexandria.
No middleman markup. Quotes scale with order volume — from a single classroom kit to multi-container national tender shipments.