KS-900

A compact, lightweight field exploration device designed to deliver a fast and easy working experience through a practical touchpad interface. It is built for use across all types of terrain, including rugged and hard-to-access locations. The device offers strong and flexible performance—especially in limestone ground—with a stated penetration depth of up to 60 meters depending on site conditions. It supports multiple professional applications, from metal location to subsurface feature detection used by archaeology teams, treasure hunters, and engineering firms.

Why This Device Is Practical for Field Work

• Compact and lightweight design: Easier mobility and longer operating time in open areas and tight locations.

• Touchpad control interface: Quick operation and easier adjustments during field work.

• Works across different terrains: Suitable for rocky and challenging environments, including remote areas.

• Flexible use cases: Combines metal locating and subsurface feature investigation in one device.

What Can the Device Detect Underground?

Based strictly on the provided use data, the device can be used to search for:

1) Metals and Precious Metals

• Locating metals and precious metals within the available detection/penetration range depending on the ground and target conditions.

2) Cavities and Subsurface Structures

• Cavities and underground voids

• Tunnels and underground passages

• Caves and hollow formations

3) Soil Layer Identification

• Supporting the understanding of soil layers and their variations, which can be useful for exploration and engineering tasks.

4) Infrastructure Elements

• Wells

• Pipes

• Cables and wiring/lines underground

Penetration Depth in Limestone

• A stated penetration depth of up to 60 meters in limestone.

• Important realistic note: Actual depth depends on factors such as soil composition, target size, mineralization, and underground interference. Therefore, the depth should be treated as a maximum stated value, not a guaranteed constant in every environment.

Suitable For Which Fields?

This device supports clear, professional use cases including:

• Archaeology: Assisting preliminary site investigation and subsurface scanning.

• Treasure hunting: Helping scan areas and identify indicators of metallic targets or underground voids.

• Engineering firms: Supporting infrastructure inspection and the location of pipes, cables, voids, and underground features.

Performance in Rugged and Hard-to-Reach Areas

If your work involves mountainous terrain, rocky sites, or narrow spaces, the device’s compact build and low weight help with:

• Easier carrying between survey points and routes

• Better mobility in unprepared sites

• Faster scanning without bulky equipment