Concrete Slump cone
Original price was: ৳ 2,600.৳ 2,350Current price is: ৳ 2,350.
This concrete slump cone is used to measure the workability and consistency of fresh concrete. It provides quick and reliable results before concrete placement. Therefore, it is an essential tool for concrete quality control in laboratories and construction sites.
Concrete Slump Cone is a standard testing tool used to determine the workability and consistency of fresh concrete before placement. This concrete slump cone helps engineers and technicians evaluate how easily concrete flows under its own weight. As a result, it plays a vital role in ensuring proper concrete quality and performance on construction sites.
Purpose of the product
The main purpose of this slump cone is to measure the slump value of freshly mixed concrete. This value indicates whether the concrete mix has the correct water content and consistency. Therefore, it helps engineers decide if the mix is suitable for pouring, compaction, and finishing.
Design and construction
Manufacturers produce this testing cone using strong and durable material suitable for repeated use. In addition, the cone maintains its shape during lifting and testing. Moreover, smooth internal surfaces allow easy filling and clean removal of concrete without disturbance.
Ease of use
This concrete testing tool is simple to use and does not require complex equipment. Furthermore, the testing procedure is quick and easy to perform. Site engineers and laboratory technicians can carry out slump testing efficiently during routine concrete work.
Importance in concrete quality control
Concrete quality depends heavily on proper workability. Therefore, slump testing is performed before concrete placement begins. This testing cone helps identify mixes that are too wet or too dry. As a result, it reduces the risk of segregation, honeycombing, and weak structural performance.
Role in preventing construction defects
Improper concrete consistency can lead to poor compaction and surface defects. Consequently, regular slump testing helps prevent construction failures. In addition, it supports better bonding between concrete layers and reinforcement steel.
Application on construction sites
This testing cone is widely used directly on construction sites. Moreover, site engineers can perform the test without electricity or advanced tools. As a result, immediate decisions can be made regarding mix adjustment before pouring.
Use in laboratory testing
Laboratories use this testing tool to verify concrete mix designs under controlled conditions. In addition, laboratory testing helps analyze the effect of cement, aggregates, and water content. Therefore, the cone plays an important role in concrete research and development.
Importance in civil engineering education
Engineering institutes commonly use slump testing equipment for student training. Moreover, students gain practical experience in evaluating fresh concrete behavior. As a result, they develop a better understanding of real construction challenges.
Durability and long-term use
This testing cone is designed for repeated laboratory and field use. In addition, it resists deformation during lifting and cleaning. Therefore, laboratories and contractors can rely on it for long-term testing needs.
Compliance with testing practices
Slump testing follows widely accepted construction testing practices. As a result, this tool supports standardized quality control procedures. Therefore, engineers can compare results across different projects with confidence.
Contribution to safer construction
Proper concrete workability improves compaction and reduces internal voids. As a result, structures achieve better strength and durability. Therefore, this testing cone indirectly contributes to safer and longer-lasting construction.
KEY FEATURES:
• Used for measuring concrete workability
• Provides quick and reliable slump results
• Strong and durable construction
• Suitable for field and laboratory testing
• Easy to clean and reuse
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS:
• Product type: Concrete slump cone
• Application: Fresh concrete testing
• Test method: Slump test
• Usage: Laboratory and construction site
APPLICATIONS:
• Concrete testing laboratories
• Construction sites
• Quality control departments
• Civil engineering education and training
Internal link:
https://rtcdhaka.com/product-category/laboratory-equipment/
External reference:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Concrete_slump_test
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- Civil testing
- Made of fire-resistant plastic
- 1-liter graduated bowl
- 370mm height
- 160mm top
- 0.5Kg weight
- Marsh funnel with filter
- Measuring jug
- Cylinder
- Red color
- The standard size and high-quality
- Made in China
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