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Pole Holder
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We are supply of high quality Pole Holders for prisms.
These have been manufactured using the finest quality of aluminium and brass, in order to ensure their strength and durability.
We provide the poles in the shape of a tripod for increased sturdiness while holding prisms and other survey instruments.
We also offer customization and can supply these products in accordance with the demands of our clients.
The specifications of the Pole holder :
• Manufactured using fine quality aluminium and brass
• High on parameters like strength and durability
• Improved sturdiness while holding survey instruments
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