strain gauge sensor market

Industry reports point to steady growth, driven by more spending on bridges, tunnels, and geotechnical monitoring. A lot of that comes from government infrastructure programs in Asia and North America, plus stricter safety rules in mining and construction.

We focus on compatibility. Our strain gauges tie directly into Kingmach data loggers, so you skip the integration headaches. We also keep a wide range in stock—embedment, surface, arc weldable—and we do customizations without long lead times. The sensors themselves are standard design, but we’ve built our reputation on making the whole system work together.

Yes, we regularly handle custom orders. Whether you need a longer cable, a different mounting bracket, or a sensor that can fit in a tight borehole, our engineering team can sort it out. Just give us the specs and we’ll quote you a realistic timeline.

Embedment gauges go inside concrete or grout, so they work well for piles, dams, and mass concrete. Surface gauges bolt or weld onto steel or existing concrete. If you need to measure what’s happening inside the structure, go embedment. If you’re monitoring surface cracks or strain on a steel beam, surface mount is the way to go. We can help you decide based on your project drawings.

We offer installation guidance, troubleshooting, and data interpretation support via phone or email. Our distributors carry spare parts, so you’re not waiting weeks for a replacement cable. We also keep calibration certificates on file and can send copies if you lose yours.