Electric Penetration Testing Machine for Ground Investigation <Significantly Reduces Workload!>

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last updated：May 09, 2022

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The penetration test is electrically powered and rotary. The rod extraction work after the test is also easy with a powerful hydraulic cylinder! No more need to lift and lower weights!

"Swedish-style sounding test" made easy! Tasks that were previously done manually using weights can now be performed electrically, significantly reducing the workload! 【Benefits】 - Compact design for easy transport! - Disassembly/assembly is simple and requires no tools! - Automatic loading from the start to the end of the test! - Rod extension during the test can be done from above at any time! - Easy rod extraction after the test with hydraulic assistance! - By converting the test from manual to electric, efficiency is improved, and the loading device reduces workload. - The screw point can simply be dropped from above while attached to the rod, and rod extension can also be done from above; rapid sinking is accommodated with valve operation. - The rod clamp uses a shock hammer type, securely catching the rod during penetration and extraction. ★ If you are interested, please contact us or download the catalog.

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The Swedish sounding test, which has been used for ground surveys in detached housing areas, involves applying a load (weight) and manually rotating a rod while recording the penetration status of the rod. However, this testing method relies heavily on human power, requiring long hours of strenuous physical labor outdoors, making it an inefficient testing operation. The electric penetration testing machine significantly reduces this tough work. Its compact design allows it to be loaded directly onto a one-box type vehicle. The mechanism is simple, making maintenance easy. By setting up the stacker (loading device) before the survey, there is no need for weight lifting and lowering tasks until the survey is completed. Continuous loading can be performed sequentially by operating the descending handle from an initial load of 500N (50kg) to 750N (75kg), and a final load of 1kN (100kg). Additionally, there is no risk of the weight falling during the testing operation. It can be easily disassembled, making it lightweight and easy to move or dismantle. Assembly and disassembly require no bolts or tools, and routine maintenance is straightforward. Users of the conventional TS50 series can also attach the stacker (loading device) by modifying the main unit.