Sandbox fixture for geotechnical shake table studies, helping researchers evaluate soil response, foundations, and model interaction under seismic loading.
The Geobox (Sandbox) by QuakeLogic is a state-of-the-art geotechnical testing system engineered to enhance soil behavior simulations on shake tables. Proudly made in the USA, this durable and high-precision sandbox is purpose-built for modeling key geotechnical phenomena, including:
Liquefaction testing
Lateral spreading analysis
Slope stability evaluation
Crafted with exceptional precision and rugged construction, the Geobox ensures accurate and repeatable results across research and laboratory environments. It provides engineers and researchers with the ability to replicate real-world soil responses under seismic loading conditions, making it an ideal tool for earthquake engineering and soil dynamics studies.
The QuakeLogic Geobox sets a new benchmark in geotechnical testing equipment, offering superior reliability, versatility, and performance. Whether used for liquefaction simulation, slope failure analysis, or lateral spreading modeling, it delivers consistent results that help advance modern engineering research and development.
Proudly Made in the USA, the Geobox reflects QuakeLogic’s unwavering commitment to innovation, precision, and quality in the field of geotechnical and earthquake engineering.
GeoBox Geotechnical Shake Table Fixture supports geotechnical shake-table experiments such as liquefaction, lateral spreading, slope stability, foundation response, and soil-structure interaction studies.
GeoBox and soilbox fixtures are designed for QuakeLogic shake tables and may also work with third-party tables when the footprint, payload, mounting, and water/soil containment needs are compatible.
Yes. QuakeLogic can review custom dimensions, drainage, transparent panels, mounting details, and material requirements for specific geotechnical test programs.
Confirm leak protection, drainage, soil mass, table payload, cleanup workflow, sensor routing, safety procedures, and whether the table is protected from water and debris.
Common sensors include accelerometers, pore pressure transducers, displacement sensors, settlement gauges, cameras, and external DAQ channels depending on the experiment.
Provide soilbox dimensions, expected soil/water mass, target shake table model, mounting requirements, drainage needs, sensor plan, and whether visualization panels or custom accessories are needed.
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