We design, manufacture and install stainless steel, aluminium and PVC staff gauges, roof snow depth gauges, and maintenance-free automated water level monitoring systems (LoRaWAN / NB-IoT). Our instruments combine extreme durability, precision, and compliance with international hydrological standards.
We supply water level gauges and telemetry systems tailored to every hydrotechnical structure. Swipe through photos directly on the product cards or click to enlarge.
Heavy-duty staff gauge made of acid-resistant stainless steel (AISI 304 / 1.4301). Unmatched mechanical and corrosion resistance, laser-cut 3D graduation, and modular interlocking joint.
Lightweight and cost-effective staff gauge made of water- and chemical-resistant PVC. High-contrast 12 cm wide scale print and short lead times.
Hollow aluminium profile (120 × 40 × 4 mm) coated with oven-cured waterproof white paint and a clear protective topcoat. Single sections up to 3 m long.
Powder-coated aluminium instrument for accurate measurement of snow cover thickness on large-area flat roofs and at meteorological stations.
Acid-resistant stainless steel plate allowing on-site stamping of the exact staff gauge zero elevation, with space for a station name or authority logo.
Comprehensive automated water level and water quality monitoring systems with wireless LoRaWAN and NB-IoT transmission, cloud dashboards, and alarm alerts.
A properly engineered water gauging station provides reliable hydrological data essential for water stage monitoring, flood forecasting, and reservoir management. We assist in site selection, custom configuration of sloped (inclined) or stepped gauges, and datum elevation plates (e.g. EVRF2007 / Amsterdam).
Our staff gauges serve key water management authorities, hydropower plants, industrial facilities, and municipalities across Poland and Europe.
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Acid-resistant stainless steel staff gauges (1.4301 / AISI 304) manufactured in compliance with German LAWA (Pegelvorschrift) and WSV guidelines for clients in Germany (including Berlin and Weilheim). High-contrast yellow background, E-pattern graduation in decimetres/centimetres, and colour-coded segments for low water (green) and warning/alarm stages (red).
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Set of stainless steel staff gauges mounted on the control building and piers of the Różanka Weir in Wrocław, featuring direct water surface elevation graduation.
Multi-segment acid-resistant stainless steel staff gauge installed on the brick abutment of the Flood Gate in Wrocław.
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Stainless steel water gauging station in Trestno (IMGW Wrocław) comprising a multi-element stepped staff gauge and the granite obelisk commemorating the 1997 flood, with colour-coded warning and alarm stage markings.
Key hydrological concepts and answers to common questions regarding staff gauges and vertical reference systems.
