Test and Measurement

Electronic Automatic Leveling (High Power)

Elevator Tripod

Magnetic Automatic Leveling

Magnetic Automatic Leveling

Quick distance readings and advanced calculations are at your fingertips. Connect to a smartphone or tablet to overlay measurements on a photo or sketch to share with others.

Rotary Laser Level

Digital Clamp Meter

Digital Multimeter

Digital Battery Load Tester 200 Amps

Digital Timing Light with Tach/Dwell/Volt Analyzer

The RIDGID® micro LM-100 Laser Distance Meter provides simple, quick and accurate distance readings at the push of a button. Simply push the measurement button to turn on the ultra-sharp Class II lasers, point the device at the spot to be measured, and push the measurement button. The distance reading will appear on the easy-to-read LCD display. This rugged, compact, portable instrument enables professional tradesman to quickly determine distances for piping, measuring trouble spots down the line, and quickly determine spacing for code compliance.

Ridgid MicroRay Non-Contact Infrared Thermometer

Ridgid Micro CD-100 Combustible Gas Detector

Ridgid Laser Distance Meter, Micro Lm-100

RIDGID Micro LM-400 Laser Distance Meter

Ridgid MicroRay Non-Contact Infrared Thermometer

Ridgid Micro Gas Sniffer

Tactix Magnetic Level 600mm(23-1/2 in.)

DIGITAL MULTIMETER MICRO DM-100-37423

3D MITER SQUARE 45/90"

DIGITAL CLAMP METER MICRO CM100-37428

EDL332302 Deli Self- Leveling Line Laser

EDL332303 Deli Self- Leveling Line Laser

EDL332305 Deli Self- Leveling Line Laser

Use it for HVAC ductwork installations, ceiling grid applications, metal stud framing, fencing installation, and more. A powerful magnet and self-supporting 1” wide blade makes one person measurements and measuring elevations an easy task. To read a metric measuring tape, find the nearest whole centimeter to the end point. Examine the remaining indicator lines to see how many millimeters are left over. Add those to the whole centimeters, using a decimal. For example, say you measure 20 whole centimeters and there are 6 millimeter marks left over. The metric system is usually the bottom row and will contain smaller numbers, while the imperial system is usually the top row and contains larger numbers. For extra confirmation, you can also check for letter labels that say “cm” or “meter”/“m” since those are metric measurements. A magnetic tape drive is a storage device that makes use of magnetic tape as a medium for storage. It uses a long strip of narrow plastic film with tapes of thin magnetizable coating. Put simply 1 = 1", 2 = 2" and so on. Between those numbers are a series of shorter marks which represent fractions of an inch. The mark directly in the middle of the inch denotes a measurment of 1/2" whilst the markings either side of it represent measurements of 1/4" and 3/4" respectively.

Use it for HVAC ductwork installations, ceiling grid applications, metal stud framing, fencing installation, and more. A powerful magnet and self-supporting 1” wide blade makes one person measurements and measuring elevations an easy task. To read a metric measuring tape, find the nearest whole centimeter to the end point. Examine the remaining indicator lines to see how many millimeters are left over. Add those to the whole centimeters, using a decimal. For example, say you measure 20 whole centimeters and there are 6 millimeter marks left over. The metric system is usually the bottom row and will contain smaller numbers, while the imperial system is usually the top row and contains larger numbers. For extra confirmation, you can also check for letter labels that say “cm” or “meter”/“m” since those are metric measurements. A magnetic tape drive is a storage device that makes use of magnetic tape as a medium for storage. It uses a long strip of narrow plastic film with tapes of thin magnetizable coating. Put simply 1 = 1", 2 = 2" and so on. Between those numbers are a series of shorter marks which represent fractions of an inch. The mark directly in the middle of the inch denotes a measurment of 1/2" whilst the markings either side of it represent measurements of 1/4" and 3/4" respectively.

Use it for HVAC ductwork installations, ceiling grid applications, metal stud framing, fencing installation, and more. A powerful magnet and self-supporting 1” wide blade makes one person measurements and measuring elevations an easy task. To read a metric measuring tape, find the nearest whole centimeter to the end point. Examine the remaining indicator lines to see how many millimeters are left over. Add those to the whole centimeters, using a decimal. For example, say you measure 20 whole centimeters and there are 6 millimeter marks left over. The metric system is usually the bottom row and will contain smaller numbers, while the imperial system is usually the top row and contains larger numbers. For extra confirmation, you can also check for letter labels that say “cm” or “meter”/“m” since those are metric measurements. A magnetic tape drive is a storage device that makes use of magnetic tape as a medium for storage. It uses a long strip of narrow plastic film with tapes of thin magnetizable coating. Put simply 1 = 1", 2 = 2" and so on. Between those numbers are a series of shorter marks which represent fractions of an inch. The mark directly in the middle of the inch denotes a measurment of 1/2" whilst the markings either side of it represent measurements of 1/4" and 3/4" respectively.