Single Channel NMR Magnetometer

The Single Channel NMR Magnetometer measures the strength of the earth’s magnetic field using proton precession inside a sensor coil. A polarizing current aligns hydrogen protons in a fluid-filled sensor, and the instrument reads their precession frequency as the current switches off. This frequency converts directly into a magnetic field reading, expressed in nanotesla, without drift correction between measurements. Additionally, a rechargeable battery powers the console for a full day of continuous field readings.

Mineral exploration teams in Pakistan use this magnetometer to locate iron-rich ore bodies and geological structures buried beneath the surface. Similarly, archaeological surveyors detect buried walls, kilns, and features that alter the local magnetic field. Utility companies also trace buried pipelines and cables before excavation work begins. Furthermore, geotechnical firms apply the method to map subsurface anomalies ahead of construction projects.

A single sensor connects to the console through a cable, so operators carry the unit across a survey grid without additional setup. As a result, one person completes a full survey line without a second crew member. The display shows each reading alongside its GPS coordinates, so data ties directly to a specific location. Consequently, teams build an accurate magnetic map without separate positioning equipment.

Tactical Supply Pakistan supplies this magnetometer to survey firms, research institutions, and utility companies nationwide. In contrast to multi-channel systems, the single-sensor design keeps the equipment lighter and simpler to operate in the field. Finally, its rugged case protects the sensor and console during transport to remote survey sites.