Cst/berger 32-300S Measuring Wheel 100000 Ft Red

Product Description

The CST/BERGER 32-300S is a mechanical measuring wheel designed for field measurement applications where long-distance accuracy is required. With a counter limit of 100,000 feet and an accuracy rating of 1 inch per 100 inches, this wheel delivers reliable linear distance readings across large job sites. The overall length of the tool measures 3 feet, making it practical to handle and push over varied terrain. The unit measures in feet and features a red frame for visibility. Licensed contractors, surveyors, and utility field crews rely on measuring wheels like this to log distances on roadways, pipelines, fence lines, and open lots without the limitations of a tape measure.

The 32-300S is suited for outdoor field use across civil construction, utility installation, landscape planning, and site survey work. Its 100,000-foot counter limit makes it appropriate for extended runs in residential subdivision layout, commercial site measurement, or municipal infrastructure projects. The tool is well-matched for applications where a single technician needs to quickly log distance along a path or boundary without a second crew member.

Key Features

• 100,000 ft counter limit supports long continuous measurement runs without reset interruption
• Accuracy of 1 inch per 100 inches ensures dependable readings across varied surface types
• Measures in feet for direct readout with no unit conversion required
• 3 ft overall length provides comfortable push height for most users over flat or gently sloped terrain
• Red frame finish provides visibility on active job sites

Compatibility

Designed as a standalone field measuring wheel for general contractor, utility, and survey applications requiring long-range linear distance measurement in feet.

Installation Notes

No power source or installation is required for this mechanical measuring wheel. Before beginning a measurement run, reset the counter to zero and verify the wheel seats flush to the ground surface to maintain accuracy. Use on firm, relatively smooth terrain for best results; loose gravel, tall grass, or uneven debris can introduce measurement variance. This tool is typically operated by a single field technician and requires no special tools or trade licensing for use.