Map Reading Charts Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : SCL-ELE-11798
The School Instrument Map Reading Series is a 5-unit
technical suite calibrated for Secondary and Vocational topography modules. It
facilitates the forensic interpretation of contour intervals, scale gradients,
and conventional signs. Compliant with ISO 9001:2015 manufacturing standards,
the 50x75 cm bilingual units utilize dual-sided thermal lamination to ensure
substrate stability in high-use field and laboratory environments.
Technical Specifications
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Tender Specification |
OEM Technical Detail |
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Material Grade |
150-170 GSM High-Opacity Art
Paper |
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Surface Treatment |
Double-Sided BOPP Thermal
Lamination |
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Dimensions |
500 mm x 750 mm (Per Unit;
Set of 5) |
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Mounting Hardware |
Integrated Industrial-Grade
Plastic Rollers (Top & Bottom) |
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Linguistic Protocol |
English & Hindi Combined
(Standardized Cartographic Terms) |
Key Pedagogical Outcomes
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Technically Accurate Contour Line Schematics: Allows students to visualize
three-dimensional relief from two-dimensional data, supporting (Analysis) of hypsography.
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Standardized Conventional Signs & Symbols
Matrix: Facilitates immediate identification of
anthropogenic and natural features, supporting (Knowledge) of map
legends.
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Comparative Scale Gradients (Linear, RF, and
Statement): Enables trainees to calculate actual ground
distances and area measurements, supporting (Application) of
surveying principles.
International Logistics & Compliance
Our export division
manages high-volume institutional procurement with specialized logistical
protocols for global distribution. Consignments are secured in export-grade seaworthy crating (ISPM-15 compliant) to
protect substrate integrity during multi-modal transit. Documentation includes
the Manufacturer’s Authorization Form (MAF), IQ/OQ/PQ
Certification, and technical data sheets in English. The tropicalized design is batch-tested for operational
stability in environments reaching 45°C and 90% Humidity,
ensuring the charts remain resistant to delamination, pigment degradation, and
fungal growth in humid climates.
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