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Crack Monitors

Cracks in concrete structures, roads, buildings, or bridges can signal underlying problems and should be monitored to avoid serious functionality or stability issues. Measuring and monitoring crack width in concrete and masonry elements is simple and reliable with Gilson Concrete Crack Monitors. Our selection of monitoring and recording devices offers a range of configurations for the precise measurement of vertical and horizontal cracking.

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Crack Comparator Card
Model: HM-639
Standard Crack Monitor
Model: HM-637
Crack Monitor Plus
Model: HM-634
Concrete Crack Monitoring Data Loggers, Wireless
Models: HM-654, HM-652
Crack Monitor Kits

Crack Monitor Kits

Starting at $225.00
Models: HM-644, HM-645, HM-645S, HM-646
Crack Width Gauge
Model: HM-636
Corner Adapter
Model: HM-635
Displacement Monitor
Model: HM-638
Crack Monitoring Discs

Crack Monitoring Discs

Starting at $74.50
Models: HM-640, HM-641
Rapid-Set Epoxy
Model: HMA-804
Digital Calipers

Digital Calipers

Starting at $218.00
Models: TSA-271, TSA-268, TSA-270
Crack Width Microscope
Model: HM-647
10x Optical Comparator
Model: TSA-222
Strain Gauge Set

Strain Gauge Set

Starting at $1,389.00
Models: HM-240, HM-240F, HM-240D
Concrete Crack Monitors

The process is easy and quick. Simply attach the crack monitor to a flat surface by mounting it over the crack with screws, adhesive, or epoxy. Opening, closing, and differential crack movement can be continuously monitored and recorded. Other essentials available include an adapter, width gauge, stainless steel discs, digital calipers, and complete kits.

  • Economy Crack Comparator is a convenient, easy-to-use device similar in size to a credit card. It is a good field reference for monitoring cracks that range in size from 0.1 to 7.0mm.
  • Standard Crack Monitor has a range of 20mm horizontally and 10mm vertically. The upper plate is transparent and marked with a red crosshair indicator.
  • Crack Monitor Plus is made of clear, weather-resistant polycarbonate, and has adjustable screw slots for secure placement. The range is 25mm horizontally and 10mm vertically.
  • Wireless Concrete Crack Monitoring Data Logger accurately records cracks and joint movement in concrete, masonry, and other structures.
  • Crack Monitor Kits include the products needed to implement an effective crack measurement program. Select from basic, digital essentials, or digital professional kits.
  • Crack Width Gauge is used in surveying and reporting on damaged buildings. This durable unit provides on-the-spot measurements of cracks up to 7mm. It works well in corners and awkward areas.
  • Corner Adapter can be used in corners from 70° to 180° with the standard or plus monitor.
  • Displacement Monitor is made of plastic and has easy-to-read divisions. This device measures differential movement, as well as the opening and closing of the crack.
  • Scratch-A-Track Motion Monitor is lightweight, small, and weather-resistant. It tracks the change in relative positioning through a continuous graphic record.
  • Crack Monitoring Discs are available in a package of 100 stainless steel or plastic discs and used with a Digital Caliper to accurately measure a crack from either side.
  • 2-Part Epoxy Adhesive for Concrete for quick and easy attaching measuring pegs, stainless steel monitoring discs, or crack monitors to a surface
  • Crack Width Microscope makes fast and precise measurements of crack width with 40x magnification and 0.02mm resolution.
  • Digital Calipers are available in models with 0-6in or 0-12in range and measure inside, outside or depth in millimeters or inch.
  • 10X Optical Comparator offers a level of accuracy beyond other methods commonly used for concrete cracking measurements and monitoring.
  • Strain Gauge Set is available in standard, metric or digital models. The set includes the components needed to measure crack openings and closings, shrinkage during curing, relative displacement, strain under load, and more.

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