How do you measure a pipe run without touching either end?

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A riser room is the wrong place to be reaching past a valve with a blade. The pipe may be charged, the fittings sit close together, and a hook that slips takes your hand into a gauge stem. The T1R Range's dual laser measures from where you are standing, front and back at once, so a run between two fittings comes off two beams instead of two hands. Every length lands in a list against the assembly, ready for the fabrication ticket rather than a napkin.

How the dual laser takes the run

Dual laser reads front and back
No hand inside the assembly
T1R measures overhead legs from below
Lengths saved against the assembly
T1R list feeds the fab ticket

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The video works in a riser room full of galvanised pipe, red valves and gauges, taking pipe-run lengths with the T1R's laser and never putting a hand or a blade into the assembly. Overhead legs get the same treatment from the floor. In a space that tight, not touching anything is the feature.