digital inclinometer dual axis

Inclinometers have been around for decades, but the shift from analog to digital has changed how easily data can be collected and processed. Our dual axis digital inclinometer uses MEMS sensors to measure tilt in two perpendicular directions at each depth interval. That means one pass through the casing gives you both longitudinal and transverse tilt, saving time on site. The probe is built with a stainless steel body and sealed against water ingress—typical for borehole work. We calibrate each unit before shipping, and we can supply a calibration certificate if your project requires it. Because we handle manufacturing in our own facility, we’re able to customize things like cable length, connector types, or the spacing between wheels. Some customers need extra cable for deep installations; others want a specific readout unit. We’ve worked with both. Our support doesn’t stop at delivery: we have engineers who can walk your team through the initial setup over a video call, or review your monitoring plan to suggest which accessories make sense. Over the years, we’ve seen these inclinometers used on retaining walls, landslides, pier monitoring, and even inside tailings dams. In many cases, replacing a single-axis system with a dual-axis one reveals movement patterns that were previously hidden. If you’re already using a data management system, our digital output simplifies integration. For teams new to inclinometer monitoring, we can recommend low-cost readout options to keep the budget manageable. It’s not about selling the most expensive gear; it’s about matching the instrument to the real-world conditions of your site.