Ridgid’s SR-24 line locator’s omnidirectional antennae capture the complete signal field, which enables users to acquire the signal and trace its path. The receiver shows the utility’s position and direction on the display, providing an intuitive locating experience. Audio and visual warnings notify the operator if the shape of the signal field is being distorted to avoid mismarking the utility’s...

Hilti’s PD-S laser meter is designed for distance and area measurements up to 60 m. It is pocket-sized and can resist hard job site environments. It measures distances and heights where traditional measuring methods fail. The measurement accuracy is 1½ mm. It provides single and continuous measurement.

Stanley Tools’ 100 ft. FatMax long tape rule features a 3-to-1 gear drive for faster rewind. A stainless steel blade ensures long life, and the end hook enables accurate inside and outside measurements. The cushion grip provides comfortable and slip-resistant hold.

Megger’s 200A battery-powered micro-ohmmeter is designed to measure the resistance of circuit-breaker contacts, bus-bar joints and other high-current links. It can can deliver a high current during the discharge and can store a large amount of energy compared to conventional capacitors.

Empire’s True Blue rafter square features Scribe-Guide, a scribe notch pattern for marking at 1/2- and 1/4-in. increments. It has permanent laser-etched markings for readability in any light condition. It is made from extruded aluminum. It is available in 7- and 12-in. models.

DeWalt’s 3/4-in. and 11/2-in. stud finders detect studs in wood, metal and AC wiring to depths of up to 3/4 and 11/2 in. respectively. They automatically calibrate and locate the center of the stud even at sub-optimal angles. They have a center marking channel for marking the stud location, directional LED arrows for visual guidance and beep notifications when a...