Soil Testing Equipment

Automatic Soil Compactor is designed to compact specimens automatically and uniformly, assuring conformity with international standards.

Laboratory Vane Shear Apparatus consists of a torque head adjustable in height by means of a lead screw rotated manually.

Bishope Pore Pressure apparatus is used for measuring pore water pressure and pore air pressure in soils.

Triaxial Cell Apparatus conforms to the requirements of IS:2720 (Part 11) & (Part 12) and is made from a corrosion-resistant material.

High Speed Stirrer is used in many industries for stirring purposes for premixing, mixing, dispersing, shade matching, and homogenizing.

Pycnometer Bottle is useful to determine the specific gravity of clays, sand, and gravel of size smaller than 10mm.

The Plummet Balance consists of a vertical rod mounted on a heavy base with leveling screws, used for soil testing.

Constant Pressure Apparatus is designed to provide confining pressure up to 160 Bar to triaxial cells.

Anderson Pipette Stand is used for the determination of the sub sieve particle distribution in the soil sample by mechanical analysis.

Shrinkage Limit Set is one of the Atterberg Limits methods of defining characteristics of cohesive soils.

Liquid Limit Mechanical Method, known as the Casagrande method, has been a standardized test in Soil Mechanics for many years.

The Speedy Moisture Meter test technique is based on the fact that water will react with calcium carbide to form acetylene gas.