Description
Some of the handiest geology tools are also the simplest. Geo Field Essentials brings four field staples together: a Rite in the Rain 540F geological notebook, a folding 10×23 mm hand lens, a swing pivot magnet and a tungsten carbide scriber. Each has a job to do, and there's no unnecessary padding.
It's a practical geology field kit for students building their first field bag, or for geologists replacing the everyday tools that somehow disappear between trips.
What's in the kit?
Rite in the Rain 540F Geological Field Book
A yellow hard-cover, all-weather field notebook with 160 numbered pages and a geological page pattern for recording observations. It also includes 20 geological reference pages, metric and imperial rulers, a map scale and a two-sided photo scale. Made for taking notes when the weather doesn't cooperate.
Prospectors 10×23 mm Doublet Hand Lens
A folding 10× magnifier with a 23 mm lens for taking a closer look at mineral grains, rock textures and small details. Straightforward to use, easy to carry and useful well beyond geology.
Prospectors Geological Swing Pivot Magnet
A 125 mm pivoting magnet with a pocket clip for quick checks of magnetic response in rocks and mineral samples. A handy addition when you're sorting specimens or working through a field identification.
Prospectors Tungsten Carbide Scriber with Magnet
A carbide-tipped scriber for marking samples and making comparative scratch checks. The knurled aluminium grip is comfortable to hold, the tip can be reversed for storage or replaced when worn, and there's a small magnet in the handle.
Ready for the field
Whether you're heading to a university practical, logging samples on site or spending a weekend looking for interesting rocks, these are the sorts of tools you'll be glad to have close at hand.
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