Celtic Surveys supplies distance measuring tools for construction, surveying, engineering, property work and outdoor measurement. The range includes laser distance measurers, measuring tapes, measuring wheels, range finders, measuring rods, callipers and specialist equipment for crack monitoring, water levels and overhead height measurement.
Different jobs require different ways of measuring. A short internal dimension may be easier to check with a tape or measuring rod, while longer site distances may call for a laser distance measurer, range finder or measuring wheel. Other tools are designed for drawings, smaller components or measurements that need to be repeated over time.
Choosing the right measuring tool starts with the type of distance or dimension you need to record. Consider whether the points are directly accessible, whether you are following a ground route, measuring towards a remote target, working from a drawing or monitoring a change over time.
The range below covers both straightforward manual tools and electronic distance measuring equipment for more specialised applications.
Laser Distance Measurers provide fast point-to-point measurements for building, construction and surveying work.
Depending on the model, functions can include area and volume calculations, Bluetooth, digital viewfinders and other measurement features. The range includes compact meters for shorter measurements as well as equipment designed for longer outdoor distances.
For visible targets at greater distances, Range Finders provide another option for remote measurement.
The most suitable instrument depends on the required range, target and environment in which it will be used.
For direct measurements between accessible points, traditional measuring tools remain practical and easy to use.
Our Measuring Tapes include options for site, construction and general measurement work.
Folding Rules provide a rigid option for shorter dimensions, while Measuring Rods are useful where longer rigid or telescopic measurement is required.
These tools are suited to tasks where the measurement points can be reached directly, and a clear physical reading is needed.
Longer ground distances often require equipment that can follow the route being measured.
Measuring Wheels are used across roads, paths, construction sites and other outdoor areas. The range includes mechanical and electronic models for different types of site measurement.
For direct field measurement along a defined line, Land Chains provide another straightforward option.
The type of surface, length of the route and level of portability required can help determine which is more suitable.
Callipers are designed for more detailed dimensional measurement where a tape or distance meter would not be appropriate.
Depending on the model, they can be used for external, internal and other dimensional checks. The range includes straightforward manual options as well as digital equipment for applications where readings need to be displayed or recorded electronically.
Not every measurement is taken directly on site.
Scale Rules are used to read dimensions from drawings prepared at a known scale.
For routes shown on maps, Map Measurers can follow curved or irregular paths that are difficult to measure accurately with a straight ruler.
Planimeters provide a different approach where the area of a shape on a plan or drawing needs to be measured.
Some measurement work is concerned with change rather than a single distance.
Crack Monitors & Tell Tales are used to record movement across cracks and joints over time.
These tools allow readings to be taken from the same location at different stages, helping users maintain a clear record of any measured change.
More specialised measurement tasks require equipment designed specifically for the target.
A Well Depth Gauge / Water Level Gauge can be used for measuring water levels in suitable wells, boreholes, tanks and similar applications.
Cable Height Meters provide a way to measure overhead cable height from ground level where the instrument and conditions are suitable.
The best distance measuring tool depends on the work being carried out.
Consider whether you need:
Range, units, portability and the working environment can then help narrow down the available options.
Electronic instruments may also offer functions such as Bluetooth, memory, calculations or digital displays where these are useful for the way measurements need to be recorded.
Celtic Surveys supplies distance measuring tools and equipment for construction, surveying, engineering, property work and field measurement.
Browse the categories above to compare laser distance measurers, measuring tapes, measuring wheels, range finders, callipers, crack monitors and specialist measurement equipment.
If you need help choosing equipment for your work, call 01 801 1335 or email sales@celticsurveys.ie for product advice.