Cylindrical Metal Measures

Cylindrical Metal Measures for Bulk Density Testing

Cylindrical Metal Measures are used for determining the bulk density or unit weight of fine and coarse aggregates.

The current product specification identifies these measures for testing in accordance with IS: 2386 Part III.

Cylindrical metal measures for aggregate bulk density testing




    Product Overview

    The measures are manufactured from durable steel sheet and include side handles for convenient lifting and handling.

    Available capacities are 3 litre, 15 litre and 30 litre. A 16 mm diameter × 600 mm long tamping rod is included for sample compaction.

    Key Features

    • Existing specification: IS: 2386 Part III
    • Available capacities: 3 L, 15 L and 30 L
    • Durable steel-sheet construction
    • Side handles for lifting
    • Tamping rod: 16 mm × 600 mm
    • Suitable for fine and coarse aggregates

    Related Testing Equipment: Density Basket  •  Length Gauge  •  Aggregate Crushing Value Apparatus

    Product Specifications

    • Material: steel sheet
    • Capacity options: 3 L / 15 L / 30 L
    • Handles: dual side handles
    • Tamping rod: 16 mm diameter × 600 mm length
    • Listed standard: IS: 2386 Part III
    Applications

    Used for bulk-density and unit-weight determination of aggregates in construction-material laboratories, concrete mix design, highway engineering and aggregate quality control.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    What are Cylindrical Metal Measures used for?

    They are used to determine the bulk density or unit weight of aggregates.

    Which capacities are available?

    The listed capacities are 3 litre, 15 litre and 30 litre.

    Is a tamping rod supplied?

    Yes. The current specification includes a 16 mm diameter × 600 mm long tamping rod.

    Which standard is listed for this product?

    The current product information identifies IS: 2386 Part III.

    For size selection and quotation, contact Labtek Enterprises.

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