Plastic Magnetic Compass
This revolutionary magnetic plastic compass, boasting the world's first automatic fluid-filling and bubble-removing technology, finds widespread application in small to medium-sized vessels. Buyers can customize it based on their preferences, opting for features such as illumination, handles, and more. It offers a sleek design, high precision, lightweight construction, easy installation, and a consistently stable heading. Developed by harnessing the principles of the Earth's magnetic field, this compass is crafted from cutting-edge permanent magnetic materials and tested using internationally advanced equipment. It incorporates the practical new Chinese Standards of "adjustable" and "automatic fluid-filling" (GB/T10104-1995). Beyond excelling in navigation for fishing vessels across all seas, this compass proves highly suitable for commercial liners and warships.
Overview
Standard & authentication: Meet the requirement of GB/T10104-1995. Approved by CCS.
General features
Exact structure, good performance, convenient handling.
With various autodyne-adjusting devices, easy to correct.
Employing internationally most advanced permanent magnetic material.
The operations of bubble-removing and fluid filling is simple.
With lighting device.
Optional type
Plastic Marine Liquid-Filled Compass in wooden box
Full plastic magnetic compass
Plastic Marine Compass with Internal Night Illumination
Process diagrams of automatic fluid-filling and bubble-removing and operations
When forming bubbles during use, a liquid compass has to be fluid-filled and bubble-removed in time in order not to be affected in accuracy.
Inside the compass box(or take out the compass to the left or to the right along the vertical axis of the compass. In this way, small bubbles inside the compass will gradually pile up at the wall of the compass body.
Continue to turn the compass body until the compass body is completely horizontally inverted and the bubbles are all into the automatic fluid-filling and bubble-removing device to perform the functions.
Again turn the compass body slowly to the left or to the right aling the compass vertical axis.
When the compass body returns to its horizontal position, the process of fluid-filling and bubble-removing is successfully completed.
