Telescopic Measuring Rods

Nedo Messfix

The Messfix are thoroughly tried-and-tested measuring rods, which are designed for measuring the widths of openings. Simply place the measuring stick in position, pull out the extending sections and read off the measurement from the analog display. A two-way spirit level attached to the outer tube facilitates taking vertical and horizontal measurements. Thanks to their ease of use, reliability and sturdiness, Nedo Messfix telescopic measuring rods have become indispensable in many skilled trades, such as window-frame making and interior outfitting.

Full range available online...

• Nedo Messfix Compact - lightweight, compact and cost-effective Messfix model
• Nedo Messfix - original industry-standard measuring rod for measuring openings
• Nedo Messfix-S - extra-long measuring stick for use on construction sites
• Nedo Messfix for Roller Shutters - with added spikes on the end plates
• Auto Messfix - for measuring deformed or straightened car bodies

Messtronic Measuring Stick

The Nedo Messtronic is an easy-to-use digital telescopic measuring staff for skilled trades. You simply place it in position, pull out the extending sections and read the measurement from the digital display. With the aid of the zero-button, reference points can be established and relative measurements carried out automatically, eliminating the need for the user to make any calculations.

Full range available online...

• NEW MODEL! Nedo Messtronic 2 - with easy Bluetooth data transfer straight to your devices
• Nedo Messtronic 0.1 Resolution - for measuring glazing bars

Nedo Accessories

Accessories for Nedo Messfix & Messtronic telescopic measuring rods...

• Canvas carry cases - please note that most models are supplied complete with a carry case (as indicated)
• Bluetooth Module for Nedo Messtronic

Telemeter Measuring Staff

The Nedo Telemeter is a practical all-purpose telescopic measuring stick for interior and exterior use. It can be used in building work, interior outfitting and the construction of skeleton structures. The Telemeter has 1m extending sections that run between abrasion-resistant plastic guides, which also serve as wiper blades. By means of practical push-button catches, the Telemeter can be reliably locked, preventing the telescopic elements from being retracted unintentionally.