precision digital inclinometer

Kingmach precision digital inclinometers are built around MEMS or servo-accelerometer sensors, delivering angle measurements with high repeatability. A typical unit offers resolution down to 0.005° or better, with linearity within ±0.02°. Temperature compensation is standard, because borehole conditions can shift 20–30°C between day and night in some regions. The probes are usually paired with readout units that log data to USB or transmit via RS-485, making integration with dataloggers straightforward. Inclinometer casing—often 70 mm or 85 mm ABS or aluminum—guides the probe down the borehole; our systems are compatible with most common casing types. The real advantage comes from Kingmach’s ability to tailor solutions: we can adjust cable lengths, connector types, and even the logging interval to match project requirements. With a global distribution network, replacement parts and technical support are within reach whether you’re working in Southeast Asia or the Middle East. The instruments find use in landslide monitoring, retaining wall deflection, pile load testing, and underground construction. For long-term deployments, low-power consumption is a key consideration—our digital inclinometers can run on batteries for months when paired with autonomous loggers. After-sales service includes calibration checks and on-site training if needed.