settlement sensor

Kingmach settlement sensors are built for real-world conditions. The bodies are stainless steel, with O-ring seals that hold up in wet boreholes or inside concrete. Output options include 4-20mA, RS485, and frequency signals, so they plug into existing data loggers without extra converters. For differential settlement across a dam crest or tunnel invert, our hydrostatic level systems connect multiple pots to a reference reservoir, and the average field accuracy settles around ±0.2 mm. That is not a lab number—it is what engineers see once thermal effects are compensated. Single-point vibrating wire sensors offer similar precision and are easier to install when you only need a few points. All sensors go through a temperature calibration cycle before shipping. We include the calibration sheet with each sensor. Customization is a big part of our work. If a project needs a non-standard range or a specific connector, we handle it without treating it as a one-off emergency. Our support team can also troubleshoot data issues remotely or recommend installation techniques that reduce noise. Distribution is handled through a network of regional partners, so lead times and local service vary by region. But in most cases, standard sensors ship within two weeks. For larger orders, we coordinate to align with project schedules.