UTEST · UTAS-1057
Breaking Head (Stability Mould), for ?4" Marshall samples cast iron
Product Code UTAS-1052 Marshall Stability Test Machine with Proving Ring, 50 kN UTAS-1057 Breaking Head (Stability Mould) for Ø4” specimen UTAS-1058 Breaking Head (Stability Mould) for Ø6” specimen UTAS-1063 Indirect Tensile (IDT) Strength/TSRTest Jig / Lottman Breaking Heads with Ø100mm Steel Loading Strips.EN, ASTM, AASHTO EN, ASTM, AASHTO UTAS-1064 Pair of Loading Strips for Ø150 mm Bituminous Specimens. EN, ASTM, AASHTO. For UTAS-1063E and UTAS-1066 UTAS-1065E Pair of Loading Strips for Ø160 mm Bituminous Specimens. EN. For UTAS-1063 UTAS-1066 Indirect Tensile (IDT) Strength / TSR Test jig…
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Technical specifications
| Power supply | NA |
|---|---|
| Power | NA |
| Dimensions (W×L×H) | 8.0 × 21.0 × 20.0 cm |
| Weight | 12.0 kg |
| Manufacturer | UTEST |
| Category | Concrete Testing Equipment |
| Manufacturer code | UTAS-1057 |
Applications of this concrete testing machine
Concrete compression testing machines determine the characteristic compressive strength of specimens and are the heart of every materials laboratory. They are used for incoming control of fresh-concrete deliveries, for on-site quality control during construction, and for research on new mix designs.
Specimens follow EN 12390-1 (shape and dimensions): cubes 15 × 15 × 15 cm or cylinders Ø 15 × 30 cm. The loading rate per EN 12390-3 is typically 0.6 ± 0.2 MPa/s. With flexural and split-tension fixtures, beams per EN 12390-5 and cylinders per EN 12390-6 can also be tested.
Typical users in Switzerland: ready-mix concrete plants, construction companies with in-house quality control, university labs (ETH, EPFL, HSLU, BFH) and accredited testing institutes.
SPC Suisse handles on-site installation, initial calibration with traceable certificate, and operator training.
Manufactured by UTEST Material Testing Equipment in Ankara, one of the world's largest manufacturers of construction-materials testing equipment, supplying more than 130 countries.
