Jewell Instruments

Manchester,  NH 
United States
https://jewellinstruments.com/

• Booth: 1906

Jewell Instruments is a world leader in the design, manufacture, and distribution of high-precision products for over 60 years. Our expertise includes acceleration and tilt sensors, electronic compasses, avionics components, solenoids, and panel meters. The extensive application knowledge we have obtained through decades of experience allows us to provide custom solutions for a diverse group of industries. 

Jewell's electrolytic tiltmeters are high performance, rugged tilt transducers designed to measure angle and deflection using an absolute gravity reference. Our precision electrolytic sensors respond to changes in slope as small as 2.5 nanoradians, delivering exceptional performance for scientists, geotechnical engineers, measurement and control equipment, industrial machinery, volcanic and tectonic research, hydraulic fracture mapping and more.

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• Come learn how we can offer high-precision sensors for your geophysical and geotechnical applications! (Aug 30, 2022)

  Jewell design and manufacture high-precision Forced Balance, MEMS and Electrolytic sensors for many different industries including geotechnical and geophysical applicaitons. Our accurate products provide optimal price/performance for our valuable customers. Come check out our great solutions at booth# 2205. 

  We'll be happy to discuss your project requirements and find the ideal product that meets your needs! 

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• Geophysical and geotechnical applications (Aug 30, 2022)

  With great repeatability and sensitivity, electrolytic tiltmeters make great solutions for many geophysical and geotechnical projects. The durability allows them to be set on a bridge, a dam, or building where weather will be a factor. Some models are submersible to 3500 psi for deep subsea measuring and some are rated to be buried into boreholes for slope stability studies, volcano monitoring, and many other geophysical studies. Electrolytic sensors are some of the most sensitive in their market with a resolution as fine as 2.5 nanoradians. If a geotechnical or geophysical project is what you’re working on and you need to know if there is movement involved, check out an electrolytic tiltmeters.