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Single-point Settlement Meter – Built for the Field

Single-point Settlement Meter

When you need to keep tabs on settlement at a particular depth, a single-point settlement meter gives you a clear, straightforward reading. It’s used under embankments, around foundations, and alongside tunnels to track how the ground is moving. At Kingmach, we build these meters to work consistently over time, even in damp or rugged conditions. The typical setup involves magnetic rings fixed along a borehole and a probe that measures their position relative to a datum. This approach yields reliable data points you can trend over weeks or months. Engineers appreciate that the readings are easy to take manually, but the system can also connect to dataloggers for automated monitoring, delivering a cost-effective way to capture settlement trends without onsite presence.

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Configured around process stability, mold life, and long-term uptime.

Kingmach single-point settlement meters are designed for mid-range geotechnical monitoring projects requiring accurate vertical displacement data. As a professional manufacturer, we engineer each meter with robust components that resist corrosion and drift. The system typically includes magnetic extensometer rings, a datum plate, a portable readout unit, and optional data loggers for continuous logging. Installation is straightforward in standard boreholes, and the probe reading is repeatable, allowing engineers to build reliable settlement-time curves. Our meters suit embankment construction, foundation settlement analysis, tunnel convergence monitoring, and slope stability studies. With our global distribution network and dedicated technical support, we help you configure the right setup and provide after-sales service to keep your instrumentation running. Customized cable lengths, ring spacing, and communication interfaces are available on request.

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What is a single-point settlement meter?

It is a geotechnical instrument that measures vertical displacement at a specific depth in soil or rock, commonly used to monitor settlement under structures.

How does a single-point settlement meter work?

Magnetic rings are installed at target depths along a borehole; a probe senses the ring positions relative to a stable datum, and repeated measurements reveal settlement over time.

What applications is it used for?

Typical uses include embankment consolidation monitoring, foundation settlement analysis, tunnel convergence checks, and slope stability observation.

Can the system be automated?

Yes, the meter can be connected to a datalogger for continuous, unattended monitoring, in addition to manual readings.

Does Kingmach provide customization?

We offer customized cable lengths, ring spacing, and communication options to meet specific project requirements.

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