The stainless steel soil probe drill is used for collecting soil samples for soil analysis. The stainless steel material makes the probe corrosion-resistant and wear-resistant, and it can be used for a long time in various soil environments. Dill probes typically have sharp tips for insertion into soil and may be equipped with scales or other markings for measuring soil depth or other parameters.
Full body made of 304 stainless steel material
- The stainless steel soil probe drill is made of heavy-duty stainless steel for superior strength and rust resistance.
- The stainless steel soil probe drill has a T-shaped provides a comfortable grip and effective leverage during sampling.
- It is available in various lengths and diameters to meet different sampling needs.
Ergonomic handle core extraction slot
- The stainless steel soil probe drill is made from high-grade stainless steel for strength, rust resistance, and long service life.
- The stainless steel soil probe drill has a smooth surface that minimizes soil adhesion, making post-sampling cleanup quick and easy.
- It does not require a power source and is very suitable for on-site use in remote areas. Simply gently push and twist to collect soil cores.
Applications
A soil sampler is widely used in agriculture, environmental monitoring, and geotechnical analysis. It is ideal for sampling in wetlands, tidal flats, and can collect soils such as marsh, peat, and sediment. The sampler helps assess soil health, nutrient levels, and pH in agriculture, detects contamination in environmental studies, and evaluates soil stability in construction projects. It also supports research, land reclamation, and conservation by providing insights into soil quality and promoting sustainable land management.
River
Peat Soil
Lake
Tidal Flat
| Model | SISCO-SS-JC802C |
| Wall Thickness | 5mm |
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Drill Diameter |
50mm |
| Total Length | 1m |
| Drill Length | 30cm |
| Material | Stainless steel |
Q1: What is a stainless steel soil probe drill used for?
A1: It is used to collect soil samples for testing and analysis, commonly in agriculture, environmental science, and geotechnical engineering.
Q2: Is the stainless steel corrosion-resistant?
A2: Yes, the probe is made of high-quality stainless steel, which is corrosion-resistant and durable for long-term use in outdoor and wet environments.
Q3: How to clean the stainless steel soil probe drill after use?
A3: Rinse the probe with water and dry thoroughly to prevent rust and contamination. For lab use, sterilize with alcohol or disinfectant.
Tips: How to use a stainless steel soil probe drill?
- Vertical insertion into soil: Keep the probe vertically pressed down to ensure the uniformity of the sample. In harder soil layers, rotation (clockwise light rotation) can be used to assist in drilling.
- Moderate force application, do not use brute force: If encountering excessive resistance, do not forcefully push forward. You can try wetting the soil before sampling. Prevent the probe from bending or getting stuck.
- Layered sampling technique: If soil samples of different depths are required, the depth of the probe can be marked. Clean the probes promptly after each level of collection to avoid cross-contamination.
- Sample extraction tips: Gently tap the outer wall after extracting the probe, or use the built-in sampler/push rod to push the sample out. Avoid excessive force that may cause sample breakage or loss.
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