- ISO 9001 Certified
- 60+ Countries
- Made in India
- Warranty Backed
Geotechnical Gauge
Description & Technical Specification
Geotechnical Gauge is a water-resistant 5x8in (127x203mm) plastic card on a lanyard and has a wealth of information for classification of soils. Six color chips, four patches of sized grains, and four tables assist in classifying:
• Soils by particle size using the Unified Soils Classification System.
• Coarse and fine grained soils into fifteen descriptive categories from gravels and sands to silts and clays.
• Sand by type from very loose to very dense.
• Clays from very soft to hard.
Categories are defined by appearance, by handling properties, or by ranges of field and laboratory test results. Edges of the card have separate 0—6in and 0—110mm scales
Trusted by Ministries, Institutions & Industrial Buyers
For over four decades, Naugra has manufactured and exported workshop tools, laboratory equipment and turnkey training solutions to engineering colleges, TVET institutions, government tenders and industrial buyers across 60+ countries.
Manufacturer-Direct Pricing
Supplied directly from our manufacturing facility — no intermediaries, competitive export pricing and responsive technical support.
ISO 9001 Quality
ISO 9001:2015 quality management, CE compliance and calibration certificates accompany every shipment for procurement and audit compliance.
Tender & Export Experience
Registered vendor for World Bank, ADB, AfDB, UN and Exim Bank-funded tenders. Full bid-preparation, EMD and performance-guarantee support.
Installation & Training
On-site installation, commissioning, operator training and 12-month warranty cover included for institutional orders.
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