Wholesale Waterproof Plastic Mechanical Fishing Line Counter 999m Depth Length Gauge Finder

What Is a Mechanical Fishing Line Counter?

A mechanical fishing line counter is a fishing accessory used to measure the length of fishing line released into the water. It works without batteries and uses a gear-driven system to display real-time readings. This tool is widely used for trolling and depth control. It helps anglers maintain consistent lure depth and repeat successful fishing patterns.

Compared with digital models, mechanical line counters are more stable in harsh environments. They perform well in saltwater, cold weather, and long fishing sessions.

RTI Mechanical Fishing Line Counter Overview

RTI’s Mechanical Fishing Line Counter is a robust and portable tool made from high-quality ABS plastic with stainless steel components. It can measure depths of up to 999 meters, making it perfect for both freshwater and saltwater fishing.

The counter is designed to be mounted easily on your fishing rod and is resistant to saltwater corrosion. The reset button allows for quick adjustments, and its mechanical design ensures high accuracy. Whether you’re a professional or an enthusiast, this line counter is built to withstand the toughest conditions.

Product Specifications

Advantages of Mechanical Fishing Line Counter

Easy Reset Button

Press the reset button to return to zero quickly. This feature saves time and prepares you for the next fishing session without hassle.

Saltwater Resistant and Impact-Proof

We craft it from premium ABS material that resists rust even after repeated exposure to saltwater. As a result, it lasts longer in tough marine environments.

Precise Mechanical Measurement

The counter uses mechanical tech for high accuracy. It tracks both line release and retrieval, giving you reliable readings every time.

Durable Stainless Steel Clip

The strong stainless steel fixing clip holds securely. Therefore, it stays in place during active fishing, reducing slips or damage.

Fishing Line Counter Installation Notes

Follow these simple steps to install your mechanical fishing line counter quickly and securely. First, attach the mounting base to your fishing rod in just seconds.

1. Clamp the counter onto the rod so the display frame sits perpendicular to the rod’s plane. This ensures clear visibility.
2. Next, wind the fishing line onto the reel in a clockwise direction. Then, reset the counter to zero before starting.
3. Now, release the line as needed. The display shows the exact length paid out, up to 999 meters. This setup works great for ocean fishing and depth checks.

Always check the clip’s tightness before use to avoid issues. For custom installations, contact our factory team.

Mechanical Fishing Line Counter Manufacturing Process

1. Raw Material Control

Production starts with ABS resin and stainless steel components. Incoming materials are checked for mechanical strength, dimensional stability, and corrosion resistance. Only approved materials enter production.

2. Precision Injection Molding

Housing and structural parts are produced on injection molding machines. Temperature, pressure, and cycle time are controlled to ensure stable dimensions and uniform wall thickness. Dimensional tolerance is controlled within ±0.05 mm.

3. Mechanical Gear Fabrication

Mechanical measuring components are produced with precision tooling. Gear accuracy, tooth engagement, and rotational resistance are controlled to ensure stable line measurement during release and retrieval.

4. Manual Assembly and Calibration

Products are assembled manually. The gear system, measuring wheel, and reset mechanism are aligned and calibrated to ensure accurate zero return and consistent operation.

5. Functional Performance Testing

Each unit is tested under simulated line-running conditions. Measurement accuracy, reset function, and rotational smoothness are verified.

6. Stainless Steel Clip Installation

The stainless steel fixing clip is installed and checked for holding strength and mounting stability on different rod sizes.

7. Final Quality Inspection

Finished products are inspected for appearance, display clarity, and structural integrity before packaging.

8. OEM Customization and Packaging

OEM branding, labeling, and packaging are completed according to order requirements. Export packaging is used for bulk shipment.

9. Batch Control and Shipment Release

Production batches are recorded for traceability. Shipment is released after quality approval.