360 Degree Prism

A 360 Degree Prism improves workflow efficiency by enabling automatic target tracking, reducing manual adjustments, and providing reliable measurements in dynamic surveying environments.

About the 360 Degree Prism.

The 360 Degree Prism is a high-performance surveying target designed for use with robotic and conventional total stations. Featuring multiple precision-engineered prism elements arranged in a circular configuration, it provides continuous 360-degree reflectivity, allowing instruments to track and measure the target accurately from any direction. This eliminates the need for manual prism alignment, significantly improving field efficiency and productivity.

  • True 360-degree target visibility
  • Compatible with robotic and manual total stations
  • Continuous automatic target tracking
  • High-precision distance measurement

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What is a 360 Degree Prism?

A 360 Degree Prism is a surveying prism designed with multiple reflective surfaces that allow a total station to track and measure the prism accurately from any direction without needing manual alignment.

What are the advantages of a 360 Degree Prism?

The main advantages include continuous tracking, faster data collection, improved efficiency, reduced setup time, and accurate measurements even when the prism rotates or changes direction.

Which instruments are compatible with a 360 Degree Prism?

360 Degree Prisms are compatible with most robotic and conventional total stations from manufacturers such as Leica, Trimble, Topcon, Sokkia, and GeoMax.

Is a 360 Degree Prism suitable for robotic total stations?

Yes. 360 Degree Prisms are specifically designed for robotic total stations, enabling automatic target recognition and continuous prism tracking during surveying operations.

What surveying applications use a 360 Degree Prism?

They are commonly used for:

Construction layout
Engineering surveys
Topographic mapping
Mining surveys
Machine control applications
Monitoring projects
Infrastructure development

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Andrew SmithLand Surveying Professional

The training and technical support we received were invaluable. The team ensured we were confident using the equipment and achieving accurate measurements from day one.

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