Laboratory Equipment
Unit Weight Measures
Unit Weight Measures are used to determine the weight per cubic meter of freshly mixed and compacted concrete.
- EN 12350-6
Available in 10 lt capacity, it is manufactured from 4mm heavy gauge steel coated against corrosion, with a 200mm diameter and 320 mm height.
It confirms to EN 12350-6 standards. Also available in 3, 7, 15 and 30 liter capacity models according to the requirements of different Standards.
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