Scintrex Limited
Scintrex is setting the standards in geophysical instrumentation, providing sales and services for ground, borehole, marine and airborne applications. Scintrex products are used in mineral, petroleum, groundwater, environmental, academic and scientific applications.
- 888-219-9566
905-669-2280 - scintrex@scintrexltd.com
- 222 Snidercroft Road
Concord, ON L4K 2K1
Canada
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Gravity Meter
CG-6 Autograv™
The CG-6 Autograv™ is the next generation land gravity meter combining a modern, intuitive user interface with our renowned quartz sensor technology housed in a rugged yet lightweight enclosure. The new CG-6 offers fast, reliable and precise gravity measurements and includes an array of mapping and post processing functionality with our new Lynx LG software conveniently installed on the tablet computer, provided as a standard feature.
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Magnetometer
ENVI PRO
The ENVI PRO is a lightweight, portable proton precession magnetometer with integrated GPS and a versatile design that offers the user the ability to maximize productivity.
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Time Domain Induced Polarization /Resistivity Receiver
IPR-12
This allows you to troubleshoot and monitor data quality for the most efficient IP survey possible. With an IPR-12 you will have an excellent tool to get the best possible IP data from your survey.
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Cesium Vapour Magnetometer
ENVI Cs
The ENVI Cs is a continuous reading magnetometer with high sensitivity with integrated navigational GPS and a versatile design that offers the user the ability to maximize productivity.
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Cesium Magnetometer
CS-L
The CS-L is a high resolution continuous reading cesium magnetometer designed for aircraft or multi-towed arrays. The total weight, with the 3 m cable, is 1.8 kg (3.96 lbs). Uses the same technology as the CS-3 with upgraded electronics for which makes it light weight.
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Dynamic Gravity Meter
TAGS-7
TAGS-7 represents the latest development in a long line of LaCoste-based airborne gravity systems, stretching back to the first successful airborne gravity flights in 1958 and building on the success of the TAGS System.
