
Gear
Bio Sample Kit
A field case for taking swabs, fluids, spores, and tissue without turning them into one contaminated soup.…

MEGA Mall storefront
Scanners, mappers, and field instruments for claims, corridors, and cold scenes.
20 goods on the shelfFull catalog

Gear
A field case for taking swabs, fluids, spores, and tissue without turning them into one contaminated soup.…

Gear
A contact wand for checking crate walls, castings, rock faces, and structural panels for voids or inclusions.…

Gear
Five passive exposure clips that darken, chirp, and report cumulative dose when docked to a reader. They are cheap enough to issue to visitors and small enough to vanish into laundry.…

Gear
A squat radar puck thrown onto a deck or magneted to a wall to watch motion through smoke, darkness, and light partitions. It paints range arcs to a paired slate and can be left as a temporary sentry.…

Gear
A palm-sized survey drone that crawls or hovers through ducts, crawlspaces, and unstable rooms while streaming a coarse map home. Operators teach it return points and no-go surfaces before release.…

Gear
A broad-spectrum residue reader aimed at cargo inspectors, field chemists, and suspicious engineers. Draw it across a surface and it compares reflected light, vapor traces, and fluorescence against a local library.…

Sensors
A palm sniffer for O2, CO2, common toxics, and the smell of a bad seal. Reads fast, argues in bars about false positives. Swap wafers when the intake wheezes.…

Sensors
A hand mapper for density contrasts in bulkheads, berms, and packed crates. Finds voids and heavy hides without opening everything. Slow sweep beats heroic waving. Battery dies mid-argument if you leave the backlight on.

Sensors
A hard case of clip badges and a reader that keeps honest dose totals. Clip one on every idiot who swears the rock is fine.…

Sensors
A pocket monocle with a polite rangefinder and a reticle that stays readable when your gloves are filthy. Good for pacing claims and arguing about how far the berm really is.…

Sensors
A wand that tastes rock and paint for mineral bands and weird coatings. Useful for claims, salvage, and knowing when a hull patch is lying. Needs clean tips and a sober operator. Mud turns every reading into poetry.
Survey Gear
A screw-in stake with a sealed radio ping and a paint collar that survives weather better than optimism. Plants a claim marker crews can find again without arguing about whose tree it was.…

Survey Gear
A kit of harsh white and UV lamps for dark claims and colder scenes. Makes residue and tool marks argue in public. Batteries last a watch if you stop posing. The UV filter cracks if you treat it like a hammer.

Survey Gear
A rugged slate for sketching claim grids, corridor sketches, and the lies you swear were measurements. Syncs to beacons and probes when you remember the cable. Screen stays readable in glare.…

Survey Gear
A grease-pencil notebook that survives rain, suit gloves, and the coffee you swear was closed. Still the backup when the slate dies. Numbered pages make perjury harder.…

Survey Gear
A belt printer for sample tags that stick through cold and damp. Prints time, operator, and a checksum Praxis can verify. Tape rolls are the real consumable. Crews who skip tags invent stories insurers do not buy.

Survey Gear
A pencil that bleeds a thin visible tracer for finding hatch leaks and bad gasket stories. Cheap, honest, and messy if you wave it indoors. One stick covers a small bay if you are patient.…

Survey Gear
A hand-cranked and motor-assist auger that pulls clean cores without turning them into mud pie. Depth marks on the barrel lie less than crew memory. Pair with a sample kit if you want the lab to respect you.…

Survey Gear
A fold-out probe mast and hand console for shallow voids, pipes, and the surprises under a claim pad. Takes patience; rewards crews who mark what they find. Hard rock laughs at it.…

Survey Gear
A folding mast and tripod that holds sniffers, cameras, and the wand you are tired of holding. Levels on uneven ground if you curse at it correctly. Legs hate soft silt.…