| The following specifications apply to standard plates: | |
| Dimensions | 1,000 mm x 130 mm x 0.8 mm |
| Mass | 300 g |
| Material | Aluminum |
| Numeral Dimensions | 50 mm high x 20 mm wide |
| Numeral Colour | Black |
| Background | Enameled white |
KISTERS’ staff gauge plates are primarily used to undertake manual readings of water level in water bodies. The design of these plates conforms to Australian Standard AS 3778.6.5-1992 (ISO 4373.1979). The plates are made from corrosion resistant aluminum with a stove baked enamel background. They are supplied in screen printed markings, with minimum graduations of one centimetre.
The plates can be provided with or without a range of metre graduations (see images). They are available flat or in a rounded shape to allow fixing to 80 mm metal pipe posts.
These plates can be used to obtain manual water level readings for these applications:
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