Calculate with precise measurements and error prevention. Input dimensions to generate accurate templates. Access video tutorials for step-by-step guidance. Search for industrial insulation products, tools, and accessories online.
The app uses the iPhone's magnetometer to detect magnetic metal objects, such as nails, within walls. It requires a device with a magnetometer and magnetic nails for functionality.
Provides tools to compute parameters like pressure, flow rate, and viscosity. Users can switch between USCS and SI units. Features include calculating buoyant force, hydraulic radius, and density. Supports civil engineering and dynamics calculations.
Detects objects by measuring magnetic field strength. Displays real-time magnetic field levels in microtesla. Alerts users when is detected nearby. Uses built-in phone sensors for accurate readings.
Detect cameras and microphones using magnetic field sensor. Scan for radiation and infrared signals. Identify spy devices and speakers. Provide security alerts for unsafe environments.
Detects objects by measuring magnetic field strength in microtesla. Displays real-time magnetic field levels. Uses device's built-in magnetometer. Alerts users when is detected nearby. Helps identify metallic objects in close proximity.
The app provides a collection of 13 measuring tools and a flashlight. It includes a barometer, altimeter, compass, teslameter, metronome, stopwatch, timer, seismometer, plumb bob, surface level, spirit level, and ruler.
Calculate dimensions and pressure loss for 7 materials. Solve linear and rolling offsets, cutbacks, and other job site equations. Convert units and store standard data for quick access.
The app uses the iPhone's magnetometer to measure magnetic fields near ferromagnetic metal objects. It provides visual and audio feedback with adjustable sensitivity for detecting items like keys, coins, and speakers.
The app provides HVAC duct sizing using ACCA's Manual D, the ANSI standard for residential duct design. It offers features like zooming, locking the wheel, and taking snapshots for reference.