An inclinometer is a geotechnical sensor designed to measure the magnitude of inclination or tilt and its variation with time in structures like retaining/diaphragm walls, piles, etc. The bent is either depicted in percentage or degrees concerning gravity. Inclinometer sensors are used to measure the slope gradient during activities like tunneling, excavation, and dewate

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.

Comprehensive subsurface analysis ensuring stability for construction and infrastructure projects

Geotechnical monitoring dataloggers are specialized electronic devices designed to collect, store, and transmit data from various sensors used in infrastructure and environmental monitoring. These devices ensure continuous, real-time data acquisition, enabling engineers and project managers to assess structural integrity, detect anomalies, and make data-driven decisions to enhance safety and efficiency.