Yes. Load cells are commonly used during bridge lifting to verify load distribution and safety.
Yes. Load cells are commonly used during bridge lifting to verify load distribution and safety.
Bridge lifting projects often require precise monitoring of load distribution across multiple jacking points. Geokon load cells are commonly installed in the lifting system to confirm the applied loads at each point and ensure the lift remains balanced. This helps prevent overload conditions and provides valuable documentation for engineering verification. Load monitoring is especially important when lifting structures with multiple cylinders or synchronized systems.
Renting provides access to specialized monitoring equipment without high purchase cost.
Yes. Many Geokon load cells are designed for long-term structural and geotechnical monitoring.
Geokon load cells are designed for high accuracy in professional engineering applications.
They can. Readouts and monitoring equipment may be included depending on the rental package.
Compression load cells measure pushing force, while tension load cells measure pulling force.
They are used for measuring load, not lifting.
Geokon load cells are used to measure compression or tension forces in lifting, structural, and geotechnical applications.