Shop prism poles, range poles, rover rods, and leveling staffs factory-direct. Quick-release and telescopic aluminum poles with dual feet/metric graduations and standard 5/8 x 11 threads — the same patterns the big brands rebadge, at roughly half the catalog price, free shipping included. Browse the full catalog or jump to poles & rods, prisms & targets, setup & GNSS, and marking & safety.
Two decisions drive the choice: height and lock style. A 2.15m quick-release pole covers most building layout — the QR lets you set repeatable rod heights all day. Go telescopic to 4.6m when you're shooting over obstructions or across big sites. Either way, insist on dual graduations, an adjustable vial you can calibrate, and a replaceable tip — the tip wears out first on concrete work.
They look similar, but they're three tools: GNSS rover rods prioritize a fixed 2m height for constant antenna-height entry, prism poles prioritize adjustability for total station work, and steel range poles are pure sighting and alignment — red/white meter bands, hardened point, no graduations to protect.
For checking grade with an automatic level, a 5m telescopic E-pattern staff covers slab, footing, and site work. Both-face graduations save walking; a padded bag keeps sections sliding smoothly.
