Solinst Well-Mount Field Table

The Solinst Well-Mount Field Table connects to the top of a standard groundwater monitoring well for easy access.

Features

  • Connects to standard groundwater monitoring wells
  • Quick and easy to deploy for an extra “hand” in the field
  • Comes in a convenient carry bag that can hold other field gear
$115.00
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Overview
The Solinst Well-mount Field Table connects to the top of a standard groundwater monitoring well for easy access. The Well-mount Field Table uses a folding bracket that hooks onto the top of the well casing or enclosure, and is then supported by the side of the well. It is secured in place by tightening the two adjustable straps around the well or enclosure. It is ideal for standard groundwater monitoring 2" diameter wells and larger.

Design
The tabletop is 20.3 cm x 30.5 cm (8" x 12") in size, which is ideal for supporting manual water level measuring instruments such as Water Level Meters, Interface Meters, TLC Meters or other Solinst devices. The high-density polyethylene tabletop and stainless steel support bracket are rugged and constructed for field use. The adjustable straps are made from tough nylon and will hold up with repeated use. The Well-mount Field Table is lightweight (1.3 kg (2.9 lbs) and comes in a custom Solinst Field Accessories Bag that is padded and has extra compartments to store other field gear. When folded and in the bag, the Field Table measures less than 45.7 cm x 30.5 cm x 7.6 cm (18" x 12" x 3").

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