6Ta1 total station combines the functions of theodolite, level and rangefinder, allowing you to conduct high-precision geodetic surveys, measure distances and angles. The device has built-in modern software that increases its efficiency and accuracy.
The new product features improved optical properties, stable operation of the angle sensor and minimal measurement error (only 0.5 degrees). This is a significant improvement over previous models.
UOMZ Director General Anatoly Sludnykh noted that the device has already been certified and is in the trial phase. Serial production is planned to start by the end of next year. This will help fill the gap in the market of high-precision geodetic equipment of domestic production.
Source: Ferra
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