Transits

Transit Levels are accurate and easy-to-use tools for leveling and vertical applications in the field. These levels are called by various different names such as; Optical Levels, Surveyors Levels, Transit Levels, Builders Levels, or Builders Transit Levels. These instruments are ideal for establishing reference lines, and angles and grades. Our transit levels can handle a variety of different tasks such as level foundations, patios, or decks; run straight lines, plumb walls, or turn angles; perform grading applications for streets, curbs, or landscaping; or any other light construction leveling application. 

Uses of Transit Levels

Transit levels can withstand the rigor of constant field use. Transit levels are ideal for land surveyors, building contractors, and anyone wanting to work from a level reference. Transit levels are excellent for jobs that require setting points in line, determining slope and grade lines, as well as great for plumbing too.

Difference Between Transits and Builder's Level?

A Transit Level seems to be a builder's level to most, however there is a main key difference between the two. A transit level can move both horizontally and vertically, meanwhile a builder's level is limited to only tilting horizontally in a complete circle. Builder's levels can only be used to measure elevations. Transit levels are different and allow you to measure vertical angles as well as the same elevations that builder's levels can measure.

The Main Features To Look For In A Transit

• Magnification
• Degree Capability
• Self Leveling Capability

SiteSurv offers some of the best Transits to satisfy a variety of surveying jobs.  With our options of David White and SitePro we have a transit for every budget. Our selection of transits even includes some packages as well that many may find fit their budget the best. Feel free to contact us if you need help trying to find a transit that is right for you.