IMKO Micromodultechnik GmbH products

Traditional methods to measure concrete moisture are influenced by disturbances such as temperature and changing salinity. Also the long term stability of many sensors like humidity sensors is not guaranteed. In difference to those classical methods TRIME-TDR is characterized by a non-destructive, precise and long term stable measurement technology.

IMKO is the first manufacturer of borehole probes based on TDR technology. The technology enables fast, reliable and non-destructive measurement of moisture depth profiles without radioactive radiation sources like with neutron probes. Borehole probes are ideal for applications with deeper drilling templates like in rocks, stones or concrete with up to 50m mounting depth and a borehole diameter of 54mm.

You control the PICO sensor via Bluetooth Technology and visualize the measurement data via an Android smartphone or tablet. PICO-BT is designed for robust applications and works reliably even under extreme conditions.

SONO-ES Concrete: T3/22 probe with TECANAT Installation tube and SONO-ES transducer. All traditional procedures to measure moisture in hardened concrete are strongly dependent on disturbance variables like temperature and volatile salinity. Long-term stability of many sensors like humidity sensors is also not guaranteed. In contrast to previous methods TRIME-TDR stands out by its non-destructive, accurate and long-term stable measurement technology.

With the hand-held meter SONO-DIS you read out the probe SONO-WZ and the material moisture sensors SONO-M1, M1C, M2 and M3. You clearly see the most important measuring parameters of the connected moisture probes in the display all at one glance. The robuste housing of aluminium compression potting is developed for extreme applications.