Accessories
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IML Probe Rod
The IML Probe Rod helps you to inspect decay in trees. The standard length is 600mm and diameter 7.0mm with a scale of 100mm. The IML Probe Rod can be extended to a maximum of 1500mm length (extension not included, available here: Extension for IML Probe Rod)
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Extension for IML Probe Rod
Extension for IML Probe Rod Length 300 mm
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Jim-Gem Increment Borer
Jim-Gem increment borers are used for taking core samples and thus checking the quality of the wood and measuring the growth rate of trees. The increment borers are manufactured from special steel and Teflon coated to prevent friction heat (important for inspecting standing / sap conducting trees).
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VTA- Pebble Hammer
A new multi purpose tool by Prof. Dr. Claus Mattheck A pocket sized hammer and a non-dogmatic decision support for shaping the crown of a tree according to the shape of brook pebbles. The specifics of each tree must be observed. (Item will be shipped without a leather strap!)
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Maintenance Set
Maintenance set for Jim-Gem Increment Borer, individual or complete set.
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Multi User Licence
Activation of software for another PC or handheld device (for more than three installations)
Accessories IML RESI F-Series, Accessories IML RESI PD-Series, IML-RESI F-Series, IML-RESI PD-Series, Software, Software175,00 €
Plus 19% VATplus shippingDelivery Time: Available for immediate deliveryTo the product
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PD-Tools PRO WoodInspector
The IML WoodInspector is an additional module for the PD-Tools PRO Software package. An automatic assessment of wooden poles or wooden play equipment is performed by the IML WoodInspector.
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IML Inspection Rod
The IML Inspection Rod helps you locate decay in trees. Length 800 mm; diameter 5.0 mm.
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Stainless Steel Model
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Extension for ‘Jim Gem’ Increment Borer
Extension to increase the leverage effect when screwing the increment borer in and out.
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IML Penetrometer
The IML Penetrometer is a mechanical gauge to determine the density of the soil. A 2.0 kg heavy falling weight is mounted on a 8.0 mm thick rod. The falling weight is dropped and encounters resistance, causing the rod to penetrate the ground. The penetration depth can be read by means of a scale.
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Hazard Beam
The hazard beam shows the emergence of a hazard beam crack on trees.
