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Laser Distance meter Lite
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Base Model for all basic measurements.
It is small, robust base model for modern measurements.
Reliable, accurate, precise and easy-to-use.
We are among the prestigious industry players, engaged in offering Laser Distance Meter to our valuable customers.
The offered meters are designed in strict compliance with the industry standards and are highly appreciated by the customers.
These meters are accurate and are regarded for their compact size and.
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