Hydraulic Jacks
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PILE TESTING

Automatic, electric or manual operating systems

PILE TESTING

CALL NOW: for Information: 866-522-5464

WB Equipment specializes in providing high-quality pile testing equipment, ensuring the structural integrity and load-bearing capacity of deep foundation elements. Pile testing is a crucial process in construction projects, verifying that foundation piles can support the expected loads safely and efficiently. WB Equipment offers advanced testing solutions, including static load testing, dynamic load testing, and integrity testing, using state-of-the-art technology to provide accurate and reliable results. These tests help engineers and contractors assess the performance of piles before full-scale construction proceeds, reducing the risk of foundation failures and costly repairs.

JACKING EQUIPMENT TO TEST DRIVEN PILES
RENTAL • SALES • SERVICE

CALL US NOW! 866-522-5464

0 – 2000 TON Capacity

PILE TESTING

We have the largest inventory in North America of hydraulic jacks and loadcells. All calibrations are performed in house with results traceable back to NIST. We have the ability to overnight equipment anywhere in North America. If needed we provided Trained on site personnel to assist with setup training and also to monitor and record the Load Test Results. Please contact us and let our staff help you with your application.

We can provide jacking equipment to test driven piles from 1 -2000 tons. The systems can be manually, electrically or automatically controlled. They can be accompanied with a load cell and digital readout box to give a more accurate reading. Static load tests points have proven to save money while providng accurate data. See Pile Driver article on the Rhode Island Department of Transportation project.

Travel dial sets can be provided to monitor the movement of the pile while performing the load test.

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One of the key pile testing methods provided by WB Equipment is static load testing, which measures a pile’s response to applied loads over time. This test determines the ultimate load capacity and settlement characteristics of a pile, ensuring compliance with design specifications. Additionally, dynamic load testing is used for faster assessments, involving the use of a hammer or drop weight to measure stress waves traveling through the pile. WB Equipment supplies the necessary instruments, such as strain gauges and accelerometers, to accurately capture and analyze test data. This approach allows for efficient testing without the need for prolonged construction delays.

Another critical service offered by WB Equipment is pile integrity testing, which detects flaws such as cracks, voids, or inconsistencies within a pile. Using techniques like low-strain impact testing and cross-hole sonic logging, engineers can evaluate the internal condition of foundation piles without excavation. This non-destructive testing method ensures that any structural deficiencies are identified early, preventing future stability issues. By providing high-quality pile testing equipment and support, WB Equipment helps construction professionals maintain safe and durable foundations, ensuring long-term success in infrastructure and building projects.

Call for Information: 866-522-5464 or Email: hello@wbequipment.com

WB Equipment Supply & Ship Hydraulic Jacks and Cylinders
for immediate rentals to ALL States in the USA  

Northeast U.S.

New York, New Jersey, Connecticut
(NY-NJ-CT)
The traditional tri-state area around New York City.

Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware
(PA-NJ-DE)
Surrounding the Philadelphia metropolitan area.

Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Vermont
(MA-NH-VT)
Often grouped as the New England tri-state area.
Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts
(ME-NH-MA)
Another common group in New England.

Midwest U.S.

Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin
(IL-IN-WI)
Centered around the Chicago area.

Kentucky, Indiana, Ohio
(KY-IN-OH)
Centered around the Cincinnati metro area.

Michigan, Ohio, Indiana
(MI-OH-IN)
Grouped in the Great Lakes region.

Minnesota, Iowa, Wisconsin
(MN-IA-WI)
A common grouping in the northern Midwest.

Mid-Atlantic U.S.

Virginia, Maryland, Washington, D.C.
(VA-MD-DC)
The DMV region around Washington, D.C.

West Virginia, Pennsylvania, Maryland
(WV-PA-MD)
Grouped in the Appalachian region.

 

Southeast U.S.

Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina
(GA-SC-NC)
The southeastern tri-state area.

Tennessee, Alabama, Georgia
(TN-AL-GA)
Near the Chattanooga metro area.

Florida, Georgia, Alabama
(FL-GA-AL)
Bordering the southeastern states.

South U.S.

Tennessee, Arkansas, Mississippi
(TN-AR-MS)
Centered around Memphis.

Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama
(LA-MS-AL)
Often grouped along the Gulf Coast.

Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas
(TX-LA-AR)
Neighboring southern states.

Kentucky, Tennessee, Virginia
(KY-TN-VA)
Grouped around Appalachia.

Southwest U.S.

New Mexico, Arizona, Texas
(NM-AZ-TX)
Southwestern states.

Oklahoma, Texas, Arkansas
(OK-TX-AR)
Bordering southern-central states.

Nevada, Arizona, California
(NV-AZ-CA)
Southwestern region.

Washington, Oregon, Idaho
(WA-OR-ID)
Pacific Northwest region.

Montana, Wyoming, Idaho
(MT-WY-ID)
Mountain West tri-state area.

Colorado, Wyoming, Nebraska
(CO-WY-NE)
Neighboring Rocky Mountain states.

Central U.S.

Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska
(MO-KS-NE)
Centered around Kansas City.

Nebraska, South Dakota, Iowa
(NE-SD-IA)
Great Plains region.

North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota
(ND-SD-MN)
Upper Midwest.

Colorado, Utah, Arizona
(CO-UT-AZ)
Mountain Southwest region.

Mountain West U.S.

Utah, Wyoming, Idaho
(UT-WY-ID)
Mountain West group.

Montana, South Dakota, Wyoming
(MT-SD-WY)
Northwestern tri-state area.

Nevada, Utah, Arizona
(NV-UT-AZ)
Western U.S. states.

Non-Contiguous States

Alaska (AK)
Separate due to its location in the far north.

Hawaii (HI)
An island state in the Pacific.