The AMS catalogue includes soil augers & probes, soil gas samplers, sludge & sediment samplers and geotechnical testing equipment. AMS soil augers are used for obtaining disturbed soil samples at or near the surface. They come equipped with a rubber gripped cross handle with an extension piece for reduced user fatigue. They feature a stainless steel cylinder and high carbon steel bits with a tungsten carbide cutting edge to withstand harsh field abuse.
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Soil Testing Penetrometer Accessories(1 Product)
Soil Testing Penetrometers(2 Products)
Soil Auger Kits(41 Products)
Soil Core Sampling KitsProvide quality samples for accurate soil testing applications. Comprise a replaceable tip soil probe with sample slot, cross handle, adjustable foot step, soil ejector scoop, cleaning brush, spanner wrench, serrated tip, triple lead flighted auger, compact carrying case and slide hammer(41 Products)
Soil Core Sampling AccessoriesIncludes adaptors, auger tips, canvas cases, check flaps, core sampler with auger tips, cup liners, cup sets, cylinder couplings, dual soil augers / sampler kits, end caps, end cap inserts, flap check valve caps and gas vapor probe extensions(191 Products)
Soil Auger AccessoriesIncludes adapters, auger tips, cross handles, extensions, finger rings, foot steps and slide hammers suitable for use with soil augers to obtain disturbed soil samples at or near a surface(195 Products)
Soil Testing Probes(54 Products)
Hardness Testers(1 Product)
DredgesStainless-steel / powder-coated carbon steel dredges featuring a sampling chamber to screen and allow water flow during deployment, as well as reduce the frontal shock waves. Integrated with a two-way spring-loaded mechanism that gets activated on coming in contact with the bottom surface(4 Products)
Soil Gas/Vapor Probe Kits(2 Products)
Soil Gas/Vapor Probe AccessoriesIdeal for soil or gas monitoring and surveying operations, as well as taking shallow groundwater samples. Can be used with AMS Retract-A-Tip, AMS dedicated tip and vacuum pumps for collecting the samples. Separate removable jacks also available(4 Products)
Demolition Hammer Accessories(1 Product)
Mallets Dead Blow Hammers(1 Product)
PAPR Accessories(1 Product)
Test Equipment Accessories(1 Product)
AMS' MPNs cross individual references to the equivalent Humboldt model numbers. So, if you are looking for competitor items that are either out of stock or obsolete, chances are Raptor Supplies has the equivalent AMS soil sampling augers available. Customers can also cross-reference most products using the last 5 digits of the model numbers.
AMS soil core samplers and augers are available in lengths ranging from 4 to 8 feet or 11 to 60 inches. These soil augers are available in small to large sizes. Therefore, they require careful packaging as some products might get damaged while shipping. Hence, they are delivered by courier shipment and air freight for minimum downtime.
The AMS catalogue includes soil augers & probes, soil gas samplers, sludge & sediment samplers and geotechnical testing equipment. AMS soil augers are used for obtaining disturbed soil samples at or near the surface. They come equipped with a rubber gripped cross handle with an extension piece for reduced user fatigue. They feature a stainless steel cylinder and high carbon steel bits with a tungsten carbide cutting edge to withstand harsh field abuse.
Allow representative sample collection from wells having inside diameters of 2 inches or more. Feature a stainless steel body for structural rigidity, with a tapered top & loop to bear stress. Teflon check ball and bottom fitting ensure non-sticky performance. Bottom fitting can be removed for easy ...
Mounted on trailers, pickup trucks, tracks and a variety of AMS direct push rigs. Allow the ability to access areas within buildings or off-road areas. Designed for retrieving soil gas, groundwater samples and soil.
Direct push rigs offering versatility and ease of mobility. Allow direct push tooling into unconsolidated materials by using the static weight of a hydraulic hammer and the rig. Use hydraulic pressure for driving the tooling into the subsurface but not remove soil, resulting in the creation of a very small borehole.