Comprehensive subsurface analysis ensuring stability for construction and infrastructure projects

Piezometer, or pore pressure meter, measures water pressure in soil, rock fills, foundations, and concrete structures. It provides key data on the magnitude, distribution, and variation of pore pressure over time. This geotechnical sensor helps assess seepage patterns, identify potential piping zones, and evaluate the effectiveness of control measures. Additionally, it measures water levels in reservoirs, wells, and boreholes.

Encardio-rite normal and inverted plumb lines are simple and reliable systems that are widely used in civil engineering projects where highly accurate long-base rotation/tilt/relative displacement measurements are needed, like in high-rise buildings, concrete and masonry dams, nuclear plants, etc.

Load Cell is a transducer that converts force into electrical signals. It relies on strain gauges—thin stainless steel sensors inside the load cell—that deform under force. This deformation alters resistance, which is then converted into a measurable weight value.