Marking device

Geometrical instruments – Distance measuring – Of length by rolling contact

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C033S124000, C033S679000, C033S291000

Reexamination Certificate

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07444760

ABSTRACT:
A marking device, in particular a hand-held marking tool for positioning markings, comprises first means (50, 52, 54, 56) which make it possible to position the device (10) in a predefinable first position of a reference surface (16), and second means (46) for leveling the device (10) relative to the reference surface (16), as well as a tracking system (13) for determining a distance covered by the device (10) relative to the first position of the device. The tracking system (13) detects the movement of the measuring instrument (10) on the reference surface (16) in two orthogonal directions (18,20).

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