Power Tool Innovators – SUB-SCANNER™ M12™ Cordless Detection Tool Tutorial – Milwaukee ToolTV

2012
02.22

Construction Tools
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The SUB-SCANNER™ M12™ Cordless Detection Tool is a heavy duty pistol grip detection tool for professional commercial and industrial applications. Powered by the Milwaukee M12™ LITHIUM-ION battery, the 2290-21 can detect rebar up to 6″ deep in concrete, as well as the location and depth of materials beneath gypsum, ceramic tile and marble. In addition, the M12™ SUB-SCANNER™ Detection Tool was designed with a four wheel design for durability and smooth, accurate measurement. The 2290-21 is covered by the Milwaukee 5-Year Warranty. Visit www.milwaukeetool.com to learn more.

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3 Responses to “Power Tool Innovators – SUB-SCANNER™ M12™ Cordless Detection Tool Tutorial – Milwaukee ToolTV”

  1. METToolTV says:

    We have tested the SUB-SCANNER on wood lathe construction and it? does not consistently perform in this application.”

  2. METToolTV says:

    The Milwaukee SUB-SCANNER detects studs behind walls measuring the differences in? density. In a gypsum wallboard application, the SUB-SCANNER is first calibrated on the gypsum wall, then is moved across the wall and detects the wood studs running vertically. However in a wood lathe wall construction, the wood and plaster cannot be “calibrated out” because the plaster keys that are created between the wood lathes are not uniform.

  3. KaiserHudson67 says:

    What about the old lath-and-plaster walls used in pre-WW2? houses (like mine)? Will it still accurately find studs and wiring in that environment when there are so many more pieces of wood and nails present?

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