How do you measure copper pipe before you sell it as scrap?
- Plumbing
- Demolition
- Material Tracking
Copper coming out of a demo is money, and the yard pays by weight rather than by your estimate. Knowing the footage before you load tells you what it is worth and whether it justifies a separate trip. The T1R Range totals a run without a helper on the far end: shoot the long legs with the laser, pull the blade on the short ones, and hold each length in a named list. The tally leaves the site with you instead of being reconstructed at the scale.
How the run gets totalled
- Laser handles the long legs solo
- Blade takes the short offsets
- T1R holds each length in a list
- Footage known before you load out
- T1R tally leaves the site with you
The video runs a length of copper on a white brick wall, taking the vertical and horizontal legs of the run in turn with readings around 20 and 21 inches, and finishing with the laser rather than the blade. It is what a strip-out looks like measured properly: each leg recorded, not eyeballed and rounded into a guess.
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