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- A testing machine that does not require reaction force for loading - Compact, lightweight, easy to operate, and labor-saving
- Equipped with digital display and printer - Test results are available immediately! - Large amounts of data can be obtained in a short time! - This is a NETIS product. [KK-980055-V] Name: Caspole
It is a testing device that does not require reaction forces for loading, is compact and lightweight, and is easy to operate. Additionally, it features a digital display and a printer, allowing for immediate results of the tests.
■Compact and lightweight, easy to operate ■Quick measurement without taking much time ■No reaction force required for loading
Reduce testing costs! No reaction force required, easy operation, and real-time evaluation of ground bearing capacity characteristics! (NETIS registered product)
The "Simple Support Strength Measuring Device Caspol" is a tripod-type measuring instrument that can evaluate the support strength characteristics of the ground in real-time. It features simple and easy operation, minimizes individual errors, and does not require reaction force, making it applicable in narrow spaces and mountainous areas. The measurement principle involves dropping a rammer equipped with an accelerometer onto the ground and calculating the strength constants necessary for the foundation support strength of structures from the maximum impact acceleration obtained from the collision. This single device can measure K30, qc, CBR, c, and φ (converted values from impact acceleration). 【Features】 ● No reaction force is required for loading, allowing for low-cost measurement of various parameters. ● Usable in sites where heavy machinery cannot enter, improving construction management quality. ● Measurement is quick and does not take much time. ● Compact and lightweight, easy to operate, and suitable for any tester. ● Powered by batteries, enabling field measurements without worrying about power supply. ● NETIS registered product: NO.KK-980055-V ● Can calculate the "allowable support strength of the ground" using measurement constants. (→ The calculation method is explained on the Marui website: http://www.marui-group.co.jp/support/caspfol.html)
