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    • Model 4500MLP Multilevel Piezometer shown in open position.
      Multilevel Piezometer (VW)
      The Model 4500MLP system overcomes the problems associated with the installation of multiple piezometers in a single drill hole. The 4500MLP is lowered into position and a spring loaded apparatus is actuated forcing specially configured piezometer...
    • Pendulum System Electronic Readout.
      Pendulum System
      The Model 6850 Pendulum System is designed to make accurate measurements of horizontal deflections in two directions (2D models), and changes in the vertical distance between the top suspension point of the wire and the readout location (3D models)...
    • Model 4855 Pile Tip Pressure Cell.
      Pile Tip Type (VW)
      The Model 4855 Pile Tip Pressure Cell* is used to measure pile-tip loads in cast-in-place concrete piles (caissons). Like the Model 4810, the Pile Tip Pressure Cell has a thick upper plate. The cell is manufactured to be close to the...
    • Model 4911 (#4 rebar) “Sister Bar” (front) and 4911A (rear) Rebar Strainmeters.
      Rebar Strainmeters (VW)
      The Model 4911 Rebar Strainmeter is designed for measuring strains in foundations, slurry walls, precast piles, caissons, bridge abutments, tunnel liners, etc. The standard Model 4911 (#4 rebar), known as the “Sister Bar,” is installed...
    • Model 1610 Tape Extensometer.
      Tape Extensometers
      The Model 1610 Tape Extensometer is designed to measure small changes in the distance between opposite walls or between the roof and floor of excavations, tunnels, or mine openings. It can also be used to monitor deformation in structures and...
    • Model 4700 VW Temperature Sensor.
      Temperature Sensors (VW)
      The Model 4700 VW Temperature Sensor consists of a stainless steel transducer body to which a vibrating wire element is attached. As the thermal coefficients of expansion of the body and wire are different, a simple, yet sensitive, temperature...
    • Model 4915 Tension Load Cell.
      Tension Load Cells (VW)
      The Model 4915 Load Cell consists of a vibrating wire transducer, housed inside a thick-walled stainless steel cylinder, designed to provide a highly stable and sensitive means of monitoring tensile loads in in-line weighing systems, such as...
    • Model 6350 Vibrating Wire Tiltmeter.
      Tiltmeter (VW)
      The Model 6350 Vibrating Wire Tiltmeter is designed to measure tilt in structures such as buildings, dams and embankments, and also for measurements related to the stability of slopes, open pits, and the walls of excavations (e.g. slurry walls). The...
    • Model GK-604 Inclinometer Readout comprising cable reel with probe interface, cable, Field PC and carry case (this product has been discontinued).
      Model GK-604 Inclinometer Readout
      The Model GK-604 Inclinometer Readout is a rugged, weather tight, easy-to-use, analog inclinometer system designed to read MEMS and force balance type inclinometer probes, which have voltage outputs. In use, the probe is connected by its control...
    • Model 6000 Inclinometer Probe (this product has been discontinued).
      Model 6000 Inclinometer Probe
      The Model 6000 Inclinometer Probe is used in conjunction with inclinometer casing for the measurement of lateral earth movements which might occur in unstable slopes, land slides, dam and roadway embankments, and landfills. They are also used to...

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