Product Description
From the day of commencement, we are engaged in catering to the variegated demands of the customers by bringing forth exclusively designed Compaction Factor Apparatus. Our range serves as an ideal tool for determining the workability of varied concrete mixes. Suitable for testing mixes with maximum aggregated size exceeding 38 mm, range is featured with receiver assembly & hoppers for higher efficiency.
Major attributes of the range are:
- High operational accuracy
- Low maintenance
- Excellent performance
- Rugged construction
Efficient Manual OperationThis compaction factor apparatus enables manual assessment of concrete workability without needing any external power source. The quick release trap door facilitates smooth and accurate material flow, while the manual process ensures ease of use in any lab setting and enhances control over testing procedures.
Durable Construction and FinishCrafted from high-quality steel, the apparatus is available in either powder coated or polished finish, offering longevity and resistance to corrosion. Its sturdy build, along with the supplied tamping rod and scoop, ensures that it meets the rigorous demands of laboratory environments.
IS: 1199 ConformanceConforming strictly to IS: 1199 standards, this device provides reliable and standardized results, making it an essential apparatus for professional laboratories. Its compatibility with various brands further adds to its versatility for different users across the country.
FAQ's of Compaction Factor Apparatus:
Q: How is the Compaction Factor Apparatus used for testing concrete workability?
A: The apparatus is used by filling the concrete sample into the upper hopper and releasing it through the quick release trap door into the lower hopper, then into the cylinder. The supplied tamping rod and scoop assist with proper sampling, ensuring accurate measurement of compacted and uncompacted concrete weight.
Q: What benefits does a manual, quick-release mechanism provide during operation?
A: The manual operation with a quick-release trap door enables precise control over material discharge, improving the consistency of results while offering reliable performance without dependence on electricity.
Q: Where can this Compaction Factor Apparatus be used?
A: This apparatus is designed for use in laboratories across India, suitable for educational, research, quality control, and industrial labs requiring standardized concrete testing as per IS: 1199.
Q: When should I use the compaction factor method over other concrete workability tests?
A: The compaction factor method is recommended when assessing low to medium workability concrete, particularly where slump tests may not yield accurate results, or when detailed laboratory measurement is needed.
Q: What accessories are included with the Compaction Factor Apparatus?
A: The apparatus is supplied with a tamping rod and scoop, which facilitate the sampling and compaction process for concrete during testing.
Q: How does conforming to IS: 1199 benefit users of this apparatus?
A: Compliance with IS: 1199 ensures that the testing procedures and results are standardized and widely accepted, supporting quality control requirements in construction and research.