Vibrating Wire Strain Gauge (General Purpose)

Overview

The Enviko SK-GD general-purpose vibrating wire strain gauge monitors stress and strain in beams, piles and pile foundations, supports, hydraulic structures, linings, piers and bedrock of concrete structures. It is also used for strain monitoring of steel structures, steel plates and bridges. A built-in temperature sensor records ambient temperature.

Key Features

• One gauge for both concrete and steel structures
• Compact size: 174 × 26 × 38 mm
• 100 mm gauge length
• Built-in temperature sensor
• Works with standard vibrating wire readouts and data loggers

Applications

• Piles and pile foundations
• Beams, supports and piers
• Hydraulic structures and tunnel linings
• Bedrock
• Steel structures, steel plates and bridges

Specifications

Enviko

was founded in 2011, headquarter office in Hong Kong, factory located in Guangzhou & Chengdu. In 2021, we established China division in Chengdu, further enhancing our influence and service capabilities in the Asian market. We are specialized in the fields of intelligent transportation systems, smart grid systems, and civil bridge safety systems. With over ten years of experience in research, develop, and service, we are dedicated to providing the highest quality products and services to our global customers.

Two brands: Enviko and Viimax series.

Enviko represents our mature and stable products, dedicated to providing reliable and high-quality solutions. The Viimax series represents our innovative and pioneering products, constantly pushing the boundaries of technology and driving industry innovation. This dualbrand strategy allows Enviko to maintain a leading position in a highly competitive market.

Enviko is committed to providing high-quality products and services, working sincerely with partners and customers to achieve mutual growth. We will continue to pursue this strategy, constantly striving for technological innovation and industry advancement. Enviko looks forward to working with you to create a better future.