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華思測控全新研制的SDM30倾角仪，是一款集数据采集、无线通信、GPS定位等一体的双轴倾角监测设备，其主要功能是实时监测物体的静态倾斜。
柔性測斜儀（陣列位移計）ADM系列

ADM系列陣列位移計采用MEMS微機電系統實現對監測體三維變形的實時在線監測，在深層水平位移、收斂、沈降監測等方面有廣泛的應用。
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喜讯|華思測控入选2022年度《全国水利系统招标产品重点采购目录》

近日，中国水利水电出版社发布了2022年度《全国水利系统招标产品重点采购目录》，華思測控的柔性測斜儀、GNSS接收机凭借过硬的产品质量，经过专家组评定入选该目录，并取得入选证书。

《全國水利系統招標産品重點采購目錄》由中國水利水電出版社組織編制，旨在搭建全國水利系統招標産品和采購工作的媒體信息平台和水利招標産品采購的大數據應用支撐平台，爲各級水利管理機構及其他有相近業務的業主提供實用的水利産品。

此次入选《全国水利系统招标产品重点采购目录》证明了華思測控的产品质量和企业实力。未来，華思測控将不断探索，持续创新，贡献更多力量。

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