FREE SHIPPING ON ALL BRUNTON TRANSITS WHEN PURCHASED AT FULL PRICE A twist on the traditional transit. The Axis Transit can take simultaneous measurements of strike & dip, dip & dip azimuth and trend & plunge, making data collection easier and faster than ever. Designed by geologists for geologists, this unique instrument allows measurements and data to be collected much more efficiently than with traditional transits. The patented design of this transit makes difficult field measurements extremely easy and it allows for multiple measurements to be gathered at once. The needle can be set to lock automatically ensuring accurate readings when the face of the instrument is not visible. We know that your transit is a life-long investment, that is why the internal components are sealed in place with an o-ring and the hard-anodized finish resists bumps, bangs and scratches. Brunton compasses are proudly made in the USA. All transits and the bulk of compasses are designed, developed, hand-built, and sold across the world via our factory and global headquarters in Riverton, Wyoming. As true specialists in high quality tools, our aim is to inspire, educate, and support professional pursuits and outdoor exploration. Product Features: Innovative dual-axis, hollow hinge allows for efficient, accurate measurements of planes, lines, bearings, and inclinations. Only one measurement configuration is needed for each measurement type. Compass North is oriented parallel to the main hinge which rotates 360°, making the Axis the only transit that can measure strike and dip simultaneously, on any surface! The novel lid protractor and 360° rotation around minor axis make the Axis the only transit that can simultaneously measure trend and plunge, even on overhanging surfaces! The hollow sighting tube through the hinge eliminates the need for a mirror and sighting arm. Axis Details: Adjustable needle locking mechanism Hard anodized aluminum billet body Vial levels on each side for easier leveling Round level on compass face Magnetic declination adjustment for east or west O-rings for waterproof protection of compass internals Manufactured by Brunton in Riverton, WY Limited lifetime warranty through Brunton Axis Specifications: Dimensions (closed):92" x 2.78" x 1.18" Weight:5 oz Compass Bearing Accuracy:+/- 0.5° with 1° graduations Inclinometer Accuracy:+/- 0.5° with 1° graduations Dip Angle Accuracy:+/- 1° with 2° graduations Plunge Angle Accuracy:+/- 0.5° with 1° graduations Compass Needle Magnetism:NdFeB rare earth magnet on sapphire jewel suspension, with induction damping for quick stabilization FAQs What are the key features of the Brunton Axis Pocket Transit? This transit offers simultaneous measurement of strike & dip, dip & dip azimuth, and trend & plunge. It has a dual-axis, hollow hinge design, a hard-anodized aluminum body, and waterproof protection. It also includes vial levels, magnetic declination adjustment, and an adjustable needle locking mechanism. How much does the Brunton Axis Pocket Transit cost? It is priced at $799.95 on ASC Scientific’s website. What materials can the Brunton Axis Pocket Transit measure? It is designed for geological field measurements including planes, lines, bearings, and inclinations. What safety features are included with the Brunton Axis Pocket Transit? It includes a hard-anodized aluminum body and O-rings for waterproof protection. Is the Brunton Axis Pocket Transit suitable for professional use? Yes, it is ideal for professional geologists due to its innovative and precise measurement capabilities. What sizes are available for the Brunton Axis Pocket Transit? It is available in standard size with dimensions (closed) of 4.92" x 2.78" x 1.18". Where can I purchase the Brunton Axis Pocket Transit? It is available for purchase on the ASC Scientific website. How durable is the Brunton Axis Pocket Transit? It’s hard-anodized aluminum body and waterproof design ensure high durability. What type of compass is used in the Brunton Axis Pocket Transit? It uses a NdFeB rare earth magnet on a sapphire jewel suspension with induction damping for quick stabilization. How do I maintain the Brunton Axis Pocket Transit? Regular maintenance includes keeping it clean, ensuring the needle and levels are in good condition, and storing it properly to protect its components.
