A compact professional tool for reading and plotting coordinates on topographic maps. This mil coordinate scale is designed to work with metric coordinate systems such as MGRS and USNG and enables quick, reliable measurements on a variety of map scales. Graduations are provided in both degrees and mil, with clear printing to ease value reading in operational conditions.

The tool includes three scale types suited to maps at 1:25 000, 1:50 000, 1:100 000 and 1:250 000, making it suitable for military users, navigators and professionals working with topographic charts. Constructed from high quality transparent plastic, it resists wear and impacts and is built for long service life in field use. Transparency facilitates accurate placement over map detail and simultaneous reading of underlying information.

In short, a practical accessory for users who need a compact, durable and easy to read instrument to plot metric coordinates and measure angles on common map scales.

4. Technical features & specifications

Coordinate compatibility: MGRS, USNG and other meter based systems

Graduation: readings in degrees and mil

Scale types: three scales suitable for 1:25 000, 1:50 000, 1:100 000, 1:250 000 maps

Material: high quality transparent plastic, wear resistant and impact resistant

Typical use: military, navigation, topographic and cartographic professional use

Practical features: clear printing, easy value reading, transparent placement on map

5. Package contents

1 × Mil coordinate scale in transparent plastic with three scales and degree/mil graduations

6. Warnings and maintenance
Do not tamper with the tool in any way that alters its structure, scales or the legibility of graduations. Store the instrument in a dry place and protect it from prolonged exposure to excessive heat, sustained humidity and direct sunlight to avoid plastic deformation and loss of scale accuracy. Keep out of reach of children.

The tool contains no electrical parts or batteries. Clean with soft cloths and neutral, non aggressive cleaners; avoid corrosive chemicals that can erase printing or damage plastic. If graduations are worn or the tool is cracked, replace it: do not attempt field repairs that could compromise accuracy and operational safety.

These warnings comply with GPSR requirements and applicable Italian product safety legislation.