The core function of an anchor bolt angle detector is to acquire real-time data on the angle between the anchor bolt and the horizontal plane or the designed axis using high-precision sensors or optical systems. This ensures that the anchor bolt installation conforms to engineering specifications and avoids the risk of support failure due to angular deviations.
1. Electronic Detectors: These use tilt sensors (such as MEMS accelerometers) or gyroscopes to measure the angle between the direction of gravity and the anchor bolt axis, converting the physical signal into a digital signal for display. Some high-end models integrate Bluetooth or wireless transmission modules, allowing real-time data upload to terminal devices for analysis.
2. Optical Detectors: These utilize laser or infrared projection technology to calculate the angle by observing changes in the position of the reflected light spot. These instruments are typically suitable for short-distance measurements and require high ambient light levels, but offer the advantage of non-contact measurement.
