NEXGEN ROORKEE INDUSTRIES AT A GLANCE

We take pleasure in introducing ourselves as one of the leading manufacturers and Suppliers of Hydrological, Meteorological, Agri-Research, Survey, Drawing, Geological and Scientific Equipments since 1941.

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NEXGEN ROORKEE INDUSTRIES AT A GLANCE

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NEXGEN ROORKEE INDUSTRIES AT A GLANCE

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NEXGEN ROORKEE INDUSTRIES

Owing to its half-a-century old inception, NEXGEN ROORKEE INDUSTRIES is counted amidst the respected names involved in offering Instruments & Equipment for Survey, Meteorological, Hydrological and Agricultural Research. The company is the noted Exporter & Supplier based in Roorkee (Uttarakhand). Established in the year 1941, the company is flourishing under the expert guidance of Vishal Gupta, the CEO of the company, who has immense experience of more than 50 years in this domain. We provide precisely designed instruments and equipment widely used in soil and water management, hydrology, civil engineering and agricultural research.

Agri-Research Products
Hydrological Products
Meteorological Products
Survey Products

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DRAIN GAUGE LYSIMETERS

Agri-Research

SUCTION LYSIMETER

Agri-Research

LEAF POROMETER

Agri-Research

WATER LEVEL
INDICATOR
(SOUNDER).

Hydrological

PYGMY WATER CURRENT METER (CUP OR PROPELLER TYPE).

Hydrological

DIGITAL WATER LEVEL LOGGER PRESSURE TRANSDUCER

Hydrological

WIND DATA
LOGGER

Meteorological

TEMPERATURE-RH DATA LOGGER

Meteorological

SELF-RECORDING DIGITAL RAIN GAUGE

Meteorological

ORIGINAL SCHMIDT HAMMER TYPE L

This concrete test hammers are used for the non-destructive measurement of the rocks compressive strength as well as for detecting weak spots. The compressive strength (fc) is established by measuring the hardness (rebound value R) of the surface and with the conversion curves.

WATERMARK SOIL MOISTURE METER

Place a Watermark Sensor in the root zone of your crop or turf and use the handheld digital meter to get an instant reading of moisture tension from 0 (saturated) to 200 (dry) centibar. Use in conjunction with evapotranspiration estimates to fine-tune irrigation scheduling.