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Construction Tools and Supplies

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Construction entails different types of tasks, including repairing, renovating, commissioning, de-commissioning, demolishing, and building, among others. Because of that, the equipment, tools, and supplies used in construction also vary. Some sites require the use of heavy machinery--especially when demolishing a structure and excavating the ground to build a new one--while others make do with smaller tools. Engineer Warehouse is a dealer of a variety of construction tools and supplies. It sources its collection from multiple top-notch manufacturers, including NEDO, Northwest Surveying, Collomix, Futtura, Kendal Howard, and plenty more. Its collection includes different sorts of tools, such as: Power Tools Power tools use motors and electric power to get things done efficiently. They reduce the need for manual labor, allowing workers to concentrate their physical strength on other tasks that demand it. Engineer Warehouse’s collection of construction power tools include heavy-d

Dutch Hill

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While having a complete set of tools is necessary for surveying, professionals can’t really depend on equipment that isn’t durable or well-made. Fortunately, Dutch Hill specializes in top-notch surveying instruments. This brand does not only offer a wide range of surveying instruments, but it also ensures that each of the products it makes can withstand regular outdoor use. That’s why any land surveyor can rely on Dutch Hill’s products wherever the job takes place. Tripods Laser levels, total stations, laser scanners, and theodolites do not come cheap. For this reason, surveyors should ensure that their instruments are stable and securely mounted. Dutch Hill’s tripods can do just that. With their quick-release clamps or cam-locks, these tripods can secure surveying instruments while allowing easy removal. Made of aluminum , carbon fiber , fiberglass , or composite , these tripods are durable, corrosion-resistant, and lightweight. That’s why they’re perfect for any field condition

Best Features of Calculated Industries Plan Measurers

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Plan measurers open new ways of working with maps, blueprints, and other types of technical drawings. Indeed, they are some of the handiest tools that allow AEC professionals, drafters, and others who work with drawings to confidently get measurements with speed and accuracy. In this fast-paced and digital age, tools like plan measurers by Calculated Industries (CI) help professionals keep up with the demands of their work. Here are some of the best features of these tools: Built-in Scales plus Custom Scale Feature Drawings are scaled-up or scaled-down versions of objects and structures. Thus, when taking measurements from them, it’s important to note what scale or scales are used. To provide users with greater flexibility in working with different drawings, CI plan measurers have both built-in scales and a custom-scale feature. Most measurer models, like the Scale Master Pro Digital Plan Measure - 6025 have up to 72 built-in scales composed of both imperial and metric unit

Dietzgen

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As a century-old brand, Dietzgen fully understands the importance of paper as a standard medium for writing and other applications. Since 1885, this brand has been supplying all kinds of papers throughout the U.S. It has also been innovating the design of print media to meet the ever-changing needs of customers. Today, Dietzgen has a nationwide manufacturing and distribution network, which is why this well-established company guarantees consistency in the quality of its products. It also offers a wide range of print media, including papers, films, and textiles. These print media are made to be compatible with various types of printers and inks, such as inkjet , solvent-based ink, UV-curable ink, latex, and water-based pigment and dye. Canvas Resistant to tear, water, scratches, and fading, Dietzgen’s canvas materials are ideal for photo prints and fine art reproductions. The brand’s canvas is made of polyester, cotton, or a combination of both, providing them with excellent

Northwest Instrument Tripods

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For more than two decades, Northwest Instrument has been manufacturing tools that surveyors, engineers, and contractors can always rely on. All of Northwest Instrument’s products, including its tripods , can basically be summed up in two words: efficiency and quality. Without a tripod, surveying instruments will not function as optimally as they are designed to. A substandard tripod, however, will do more harm than good. Mounting a surveying instrument on a low-quality tripod might lead to inaccurate results or even cause the instrument to fall and break. That’s why many professionals rely on top-quality tripods made by Northwest Instrument. The heads of these tripods come in two styles: dome head and flat head . In spite of their different styles, these heads feature a universal thread size of 5/8" x 11. This means that they can secure most surveying instruments, including Northwest Instrument’s theodolites , total stations , laser levels , transits, and automatic levels .

Choosing the Best AV Carts

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AV carts are probably at least a little familiar to anyone who’s been through the school system. You’ve probably watched a teacher or one of the AV club kids wheeling one of these carts into the classroom, carrying a television or a projector. Unsurprisingly, AV carts are a staple in academic and professional environments. They make transporting various kinds of AV equipment equipment easier and safer. Thus, AV carts are typically made of high-quality and durable materials that can withstand heavy equipment as well as regular use. A basic cart will come with a handle and a set of four wheels, but the better kinds of carts will come with additional features and are built with better materials. Types of AV Carts There is a wide range of carts available on the market today. All of them serve the same basic function, but they do have distinctions that add different dimensions to their usability. 1. Plastic AV Carts Durable plastic that’s resistant to stains, scratches, cracks

Dahle

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When it comes to art and office products, Dahle remains head and shoulders above the rest in the market. Founded in 1930, Dahle started out in Coburg, Germany as a family-owned business, which produced cutting blades specifically for pencil sharpeners. From then on, Dahle has been painstakingly innovating safe and efficient products to meet the needs of its customers from over 90 countries. Almost a century has passed, yet the brand continues to be well-renowned for its top-notch office products and business machines. Pencil Sharpeners Similar to Dahle’s first product, the brand’s pencil sharpeners today continue to be the top choice among professionals. Among all of the three lines of Dahle’s sharpeners, its line of rotary sharpeners is the most popular, and with good reason. What makes these rotary sharpeners different from regular sharpeners is that they feature a one-of-a-kind automatic cutting system. This cutting system can sharpen pencils just right and provide users wit

Calculated Industries Professional Measuring Tools

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Traditional measuring instruments have these advantages: they are easy to use, they require no complex practice or training, and they’re easy to find since they’re available in almost every hardware store. However, while it’s true that some measurement needs are best met with such types of instruments, sticking with traditional tools can pose serious problems in professional settings, especially in terms of accuracy and efficiency. For this reason, Calculated Industries --a company known for engineering specialized tools like industrial calculators and construction calculators --designed professional measuring tools fit for engineers, electricians, carpenters, real estate agents, and various other professionals. These tools are engineered to offer both innovativeness and convenience, making them some of the most reliable and professional-grade tools for work settings. Laser Beam Technology One of the bestselling offerings of Calculated Industries is its distance-measuring Laser

Hand Tools

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Before machinery and other advanced equipment were designed, people have relied on hand tools to accomplish different tasks. Hand tools pertain to any type of tool that can be used with one’s hands and does not require a motor or electric power. They are generally small and are often found in toolboxes of carpenters, construction workers, land surveyors, and homeowners. The earlier hand tools date back to the Stone Age, and their primary functions include hammering and cutting. As civilization progressed, so did the design and sturdiness of hand tools that were later made from bronze and iron during the Bronze Age and Iron Age respectively. Also, from being manually forged or molded by craftspeople, hand tools started to be manufactured by factories during the industrial period. This paved the way for different designs and types of hand tools, especially those made from steel and metal. Types and Uses of Hand Tools Hand tools can be categorized according to their type and pur

Calculated Industries Construction Calculators

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Time and accuracy are indispensable elements in construction projects. That’s why Calculated Industries has been manufacturing construction calculators that have helped millions of professionals calculate measurements with the utmost efficiency. Calculated Industries’ construction calculators  offer a standard calculator’s functions as well as several features that cater specifically to construction professionals. Each of these calculators is useful in particular tasks, such as building rafters, estimating costs of materials, and so many more. Regardless of these calculators’ varying functions, one thing’s for sure: all of them can help professionals finish the job efficiently while minimizing costly mistakes. Professional Construction Calculators Any construction professional must have one of the Construction Master calculators. These professional construction calculators  offer ease and efficiency in a wide range of construction tasks, from roofing and framing to solving trigo

Calculated Industries Wheel Master

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The measuring wheel has been around for quite a long time, which should give some idea as to how useful it is. It is usually utilized in surveying and is meant to measure the distance between one point and another. In general, it consists of a single wheel attached to a handle, allowing the user to push the device ahead while walking. How the Calculated Wheel Master Works Measuring wheels are simple enough to use, but is their mechanism simple as well? Yes, but the principle behind it can give some of us some pause. Each full rotation of the wheel, which is 360 angular degrees, thus represents a specific distance. To calculate for that distance, multiply the circumference of the wheel by three-eights of a full turn. While this may seem simple enough, the calculation may take some time. However, the  Wheel Master by Calculated Industries  is designed to take on itself the burden of making these calculations yourself. Simply push the wheel from point A to point B, and the distance

Calculated Industries Calculators for Masonry and Concrete

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Mathematical computations are unavoidable and crucial components of jobs dealing with masonry, concrete, and paving. Having accurate numbers ensures that a job’s outcome goes as planned. Plus, it also helps workers determine how much materials, workforce, and time they need to complete their projects. For computations related to masonry, concrete, and paving, Calculated Industries has the all-in-one solution that workers need: the Calculated Industries ConcreteCal Pro series. Quick Solutions What’s the point of spending hours calculating if there’s a quicker and more reliable option? With Calculated Industries professional calculator , a few minutes is all it takes to finish what used to be complex mathematics. The CI ConcreteCal Pro series has dedicated keys for length, width, and height, allowing for quick computation of area, volume, and loads. Other dedicated keys include blocks, rebar, stair, drop, square-ups, and circular solutions. They can also compute for weight, slopes,

Measuring & Marking Tools

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Different surveying and construction jobs demand the use of reliable measuring and marking tools. These tools come in various designs, and most of them have distinct features that make them the best choices for certain tasks. Given the demand for quality equipment and supplies, Engineer Warehouse offers a collection of measuring and marking tools designed specifically for professional use. Its inventory comprises of products from well-known manufacturers like Sokkia , Calculated Industries , Nedo , and Keson . The company is also continuously on the lookout for other brands that offer the best solutions to issues related to measurements and markings. Measuring Instruments A wide variety of tools can be used for short-distance and long-distance measurements.  Tape measures  and surveyor’s ropes are excellent choices for measuring lengths, and you can choose from units made of different construction materials like plastic and steel. What’s more, with the advent of technology,

Calculated Industries Professional Calculators

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Working as a professional comes with building and displaying professional competence, keeping up with relevant best practices and technologies, and making sure that the work you do is as excellent as it can be all the time. For construction and real estate professionals, professionalism has a lot to do with numbers. For construction professionals, these numbers include, to name a few, computations for land area, material estimates, and specific calculations like for square-ups, angles, and plenty more. As for real estate professionals, some of the things they need instant data for are computations for client-qualifying, taxes, mortgage, net present and net future values, and other related figures. In construction and real estate industries, small computation errors can cause big problems. Thankfully, Calculated Industries, the leading designer and manufacturer of calculators, has come up with reliable, top-quality solutions: the Calculated Industries series of professional calculat

Lighting Equipment

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To meet various lighting needs, Engineer Warehouse offers a variety of lighting solutions that suit homes, patios, yards, docks, offices, and even commercial and industrial settings. With partnerships with companies like TPI and Gagne , the superior quality of these products is guaranteed. Different Types of Light Bulbs In choosing any type of lighting equipment , it’s important to understand that light bulbs come in several types. Each type has its share of pros and cons, especially in terms of service life, color rendering, and energy efficiency. Because of that, let’s briefly look into some of the common types of light bulbs before proceeding to light products. Incandescent bulbs. Advantages: energy-efficient, inexpensive, produces warm color. Disadvantages: high operating costs, short bulb service life (approximately 800-1500 hours), produces heat that can make a room warm. Fluorescent bulbs. Advantages: energy-efficient, excellent light diffusion, long service life (app

Northwest Instrument Theodolites

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Northwest Instrument is not your typical company. With a Lean Six Sigma certification, it has proven that its products and business process are free of defects. It has already identified errors and made sure that they’re completely eliminated. However, Northwest Instrument doesn’t only guarantee that the products it makes are of superior quality. It also aims to provide users with surveying instruments that they need for specific tasks. These instruments allow customers to create a visual reference with precise measurements. This way, they can plan without difficulty and bring their plans to reality. With this goal in mind, Northwest Instrument has designed theodolites , which feature the highest angular accuracy. Since non-digital theodolites are rarely used nowadays, the brand has turned its back on old theodolites and designed digital ones. Its digital theodolites enable users to accurately measure angles. These angular readouts can then serve as a reference for planning

Calculated Industries Industrial Calculators

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Complex math problems aren’t only found in construction projects, but they also exist in the daily lives of professionals in other industries. For this reason, Calculated Industries manufactures calculators for construction professionals as well as for those working in various industries. Professional Industrial Calculators Solving time-based math problems will be a breeze with the  Time Master II . It can determine time-based costs and rate-based estimates. It can also help professionals make schedules and track elapsed time. This calculator features timer and stopwatch keys, perfect for broadcasters, flight personnel, athletes, chefs, and other professionals. For electricians and electrical engineers, the  ElectriCalc Pro  can quickly solve fuse and breaker sizes, Ohm’s Law, parallel resistance, and other complicated electrical calculations. Moreover, the solutions that this calculator provides comply with the latest National Electrical Code. Instructors helping their student

Document Storage

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Workplaces, schools, libraries, shops, and even homes deal with a variety of documents. Some documents are easier to store than others, and some have to be displayed while protecting them against damage. For different document storage needs, Engineer Warehouse offers different types of storages, holders, and protectors that you can rely on. Coming from dependable manufacturers like  Advanced Organizing Systems , these products guarantee durability that can surely provide sufficient protection to different types of documents. Storage for Blueprints and Drawings There are several options for storing blueprints and drawings. For instance, there are  roll file storages  that can hold different sizes of documents. Because files are rolled up when stored, you need not worry about creases and folds that can damage your files. Of course, not all documents can be rolled up--which is why  flat-file storages  are also handy. These organizers can hold multiple documents, and they us