Stainless Steel Staff Gauge
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.
Key Features & Benefits
Extreme weather & corrosion resistance
Acid-resistant stainless steel (AISI 304 / 1.4301) resists corrosion in aggressive riverine, industrial, and marine environments for decades.
High-visibility 3D scale & easy refurbishment
Laser-cut spatial graduation ensures clear reading from long distances and allows effortless renewal of the white background plate.
Replaceable background & alarm stage colours
Warning and alarm water levels can be highlighted with colour segments, and the background plate can be replaced if critical thresholds change.
Modular OGNIWO interlocking joint
Sections are connected via a custom-engineered interlocking joint, forming a perfectly aligned staff gauge of any total length.
Vertical, stepped & sloped versions
Available for vertical walls as well as embankment installations: stepped or inclined (sloped) tailored to any slope ratio "1 : n".
Full customisation
Custom scale graduations, zero-datum elevation plates (EVRF2007 / NHN / Kronstadt), station nameplates, and institutional logos.
Technical Specifications
| Material | Acid-resistant stainless steel EN 1.4301 / AISI 304 |
|---|---|
| Standard dimensions | 190 × L × 7 mm (custom dimensions available on request) |
| Section coupling | In-line interlocking front joint system |
| Mounting variants | Vertical, stepped, inclined / sloped (for any embankment slope 1 : n) |
| Scale colour scheme | Standard black-and-white + colour segments for critical stages (red, yellow, blue) |
Our modern manufacturing technology for stainless steel staff gauges enables full adaptation to the specific conditions of any hydrotechnical structure. CAD design and precision laser cutting allow arbitrary configuration of scales, elevations, and markings.
Stainless steel profile
Interlocking section joint
Vertical version
Stepped version
Sloped (inclined) version