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Solinst Model 601 Standpipe Piezometers

The Solinst Model 601 Standpipe Piezometer is designed to be placed within an open hole.

Features

  • Pointed PVC tip for pushing loose sands or backfilling within test pits
  • Uses a porous plastic filter set inside a perforated PVC body
  • Connects to the surface with 3/4" ID PVC riser pipe connected with slip couplings
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Overview
The Solinst Model 601 Standpipe Piezometer is designed to be placed within an open hole. The pointed PVC tip is suitable for pushing into very loose sands at the base of a borehole or for backfilling in place within test pits.

Mechanics
The piezometer uses a porous plastic filter set inside a perforated PVC body. It connects to the surface with a 3/4" ID PVC riser pipe connected with slip couplings. The piezometer tips come in a variety of lengths.

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Model 601 PVC standpipe piezometer, 6"
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Model 601 PVC standpipe piezometer, 1 ft.
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Model 601 PVC standpipe piezometer, 2 ft.
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Model 601 PVC standpipe piezometer, 3 ft.
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