Slump Test Apparatus

Slump Test Apparatus for Concrete Workability Testing

The Slump Test Apparatus is used to determine the workability and consistency of fresh concrete.

The existing product specification identifies the apparatus in accordance with IS: 7320-1974.

Slump test apparatus for fresh concrete workability testing




    Product Overview

    The slump cone has approximate internal dimensions of 20 cm base diameter, 10 cm top diameter and 30 cm height.

    The current setup includes a base plate and a graduated steel tamping rod approximately 16 mm diameter × 600 mm long.

    Key Features

    • Used for fresh-concrete workability testing
    • Existing specification: IS: 7320-1974
    • Cone dimensions: 20 cm × 10 cm × 30 cm
    • Base plate with lifting arrangement
    • Steel rod: 16 mm × 600 mm
    • Suitable for laboratory and site use

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    Product Specifications

    • Base diameter: 20 cm
    • Top diameter: 10 cm
    • Height: 30 cm
    • Rod: 16 mm diameter × 600 mm length
    • Listed standard: IS: 7320-1974
    Applications

    Used for concrete workability testing at construction sites, concrete laboratories, batching plants, civil engineering laboratories and quality-control departments.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    What is the Slump Test Apparatus used for?

    It is used to evaluate the workability and consistency of fresh concrete.

    What are the slump cone dimensions?

    The listed cone dimensions are approximately 20 cm base diameter, 10 cm top diameter and 30 cm height.

    What size tamping rod is supplied?

    The current specification lists a 16 mm diameter × 600 mm long steel rod.

    Which standard is listed for this apparatus?

    The current product information identifies IS: 7320-1974.

    For specifications and quotation, contact Labtek Enterprises.

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