Instruments, loggers, systems, accessories and software — by name, part number or what you’re measuring.
The CSIRO Hollow Inclusion (HI) Cell is a strain-gauge sensor for three-dimensional…
The Rock Bolt PullTest was designed by YieldPoint to accurately measure the performance…
The UMI is a tabletop, universal fibre-optic datalogger for multi-point temperature,…
The FOR-1 is a single-channel, battery-powered fibre optic readout unit for measuring…
The GW50 is a nitrate sensor designed for installation in 50 mm wells, which can often be…
The Tell-Tails crackmeter is a simple two-piece gauge for monitoring small cracks: the…
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The RTF surface jointmeter (also called a crackmeter or fissurometer) measures relative…
The BOR-EX is a rod-type multiple-point borehole extensometer (MPBX) from Roctest used to…
The SUV5 is a general-purpose UV irradiance sensor for meteorology, material testing,…
This compact digital turbidity sensor has a range of zero to 4000 NTU with an accuracy of…
The DiTemp Harsh Reading Unit is a distributed temperature sensing interrogator built for…
The CP1 and CP15 are Roctest standpipe piezometer filter tips attached to a rigid PVC…
The ESS Minifrac is a compact, self-contained hydraulic fracturing system for quick…
The Fibre Optic Instrumented Rock Bolt embeds an optical fibre along three machined…
AirShield DNI is a soiling-prevention system for Kipp & Zonen CHP1 and SHP1…
These naturally-ventilated radiation shields protect temperature and humidity probes from…
The Biaxial Chamber (Hoek Cell) is a biaxial compression testing vessel with a…
The SMP3 is an entry-level thermopile pyranometer from Kipp & Zonen, based on the proven…
BluPoint is Yieldpoint's free Android app for reading and managing BluPoint instruments,…
The Zata ZAQ250 is an outdoor air quality sensor that combines particulate and noise…
The VH vibrating wire load cell is a rugged, compact sensor that measures tensile or…
The FOS is a Fabry-Perot fiber-optic strain gauge from Roctest, bonded to a specimen to…
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