Dynamic Strain Data logger

Kingmach builds dynamic strain data loggers for engineers who need reliable channel counts and data clarity without paying for lab-grade extremes. Each unit comes with simultaneous sampling across all inputs, typically at rates from 1 Hz to several kHz—enough for most civil and mechanical monitoring jobs. The analog front end includes built-in bridge completion and programmable excitation, so you can mix 120 Ω and 350 Ω gauges on the same unit without external modules. Calibration is stored in non-volatile memory, and the zero-drift over temperature is tight enough for outdoor work. Signal bandwidth filtering is selectable per channel, giving you control over anti-aliasing. Data streams to internal flash, removable SD cards, or direct to a PC via Ethernet for long-term monitoring. Kingmach's logger speaks standard protocols—Modbus TCP, CAN, analog output—making integration with existing SCADA or PLC setups straightforward. Software comes with the unit: a data viewer for quick checks and a more detailed package for post-processing, including rosette calculations and rainflow counting. Because Kingmach manufactures in-house, you're not stuck with a fixed configuration. If your test setup calls for 16 channels instead of 8, or needs IEPE inputs alongside strain, they rework the chassis. Custom cable lengths and connector types are normal requests. Global distribution means you can get units calibrated to local standards and supported by local engineers. For projects that run into trouble, their support team remotes in or talks you through diagnostics. It's a logger that earns its keep on bridge tests, crane load monitoring, and fatigue analysis rigs.