The Aggregate Impact Testing Machine is designed for determining the impact value of coarse aggregates.
It is used in construction material laboratories and quality-control facilities to evaluate how aggregates resist sudden impact loading.
The machine has a heavy circular base with twin vertical guides supporting the hammer mechanism. The current specification lists a 13.75 kg hammer with a free-fall height of 380 ± 5 mm.
The apparatus also includes a cylindrical cup, metal measure and 10 mm × 230 mm tamping rod for sample preparation.
Related Testing Equipment: Aggregate Crushing Value Apparatus • Cylindrical Metal Measures • Length Gauge
The rigid construction and guided hammer movement help provide consistent impact energy and repeatable aggregate testing under controlled laboratory conditions.
It is used to determine the impact value of coarse aggregates and assess their resistance to sudden impact.
The current specification lists a hammer weight of 13.75 kg.
The listed free-fall height is 380 ± 5 mm.
It is used in road, pavement, concrete and construction material testing laboratories.
For availability and quotation, contact Labtek Enterprises.
