Papua New Guinea DQL100-G1J Mine Suspension Compass

This instrument is primarily used for measuring magnetic azimuths and dip angles along guide lines established with a compass in secondary roadways of mining areas and on longwall faces. Thanks to the addition of a laser collimation device, measurements can be extended by means of beam projection. The DQL100-G1J mine laser suspended compass consists of the DQL100-G1 mine suspended compass equipped with an FD-1J laser mount. This design eliminates the accuracy limitations inherent in traditional suspended compasses, which rely on visual sighting by operators to determine azimuths. Moreover, when conducting surveys in high-risk environments such as mine shafts, crosscuts, and stopes, the laser can replace the suspension cord, thereby enhancing operator safety and improving work efficiency.

Product Description

( One ) Compass instrument

(1) Magnetic needle length 100mm

(2) Minimum scale division of the dial 1 degree

(3) Estimated value 30

(4) Instrument weight 450g

( Two ) Laser mount

(1) Reference value accuracy < 30

(2) Spot diameter at 20m The spot diameter at the location shall not exceed 15mm

(3) Power supply voltage Battery-powered 3V

Battery specification model: Lithium-manganese battery   ER17335  3.6 V

(4) Accessory weight         200g( With battery

( Three ) Slope gauge

(1) Outer diameter            200mm

(2) Minimum grid value          20 minutes

(3) Accessory weight          50g