Two Gang Prism Mould 25x25x285mm

Standard: ASTM C151, UNE 7207

Two Gang Prism Mould

With two gang compartments design,fully polishing surface to achieved perfect curing finishing and high accuracy specimen. Come with pack of brass insert.

Technical Specifications of Two Gang Prism Mould

Unit Consist Of:

Optional Accessories

 Test Procedure of Two Gang Prism Mould

1. Preparation of the Mold: Ensure that the two-gang prism mold is clean and free from any debris or residue from previous tests. Lubricate the interior surfaces of the mold with a suitable release agent to facilitate easy removal of the hardened concrete specimens.

2. Mixing of Concrete: Prepare the concrete mix according to the desired specifications, including the proper proportions of cement, aggregates, water, and any additives. Thoroughly mix the concrete to achieve uniform consistency and workability.

3. Filling the Mold: Place the clean, lubricated two-gang prism mold on a level surface. Pour the freshly mixed concrete into the mold, ensuring that it is evenly distributed and compacted to eliminate any voids or air pockets. Use appropriate vibration techniques to help consolidate the concrete and remove entrapped air.

4. Finishing: Strike off the excess concrete from the top of the mold using a straightedge or trowel to achieve a smooth, level surface. Clean any spilled concrete from the exterior of the mold to prevent interference with subsequent handling or testing.

5. Curing: Cover the filled mold with a damp cloth or plastic sheeting to prevent moisture loss and promote proper curing of the concrete specimens. Follow the recommended curing conditions, such as temperature and duration, specified for the concrete mix being tested.

6. Demolding: After the specified curing period has elapsed, carefully remove the two-gang prism mold from the cured concrete specimens. Take care to avoid damaging or disturbing the specimens during demolding.

7. Testing: Once demolded, the concrete specimens can be subjected to various tests, such as compressive strength, flexural strength, or other relevant properties, depending on the specific requirements of the project or standards being followed.

8. Reporting: Record all relevant information, including the dimensions, curing conditions, and test results of the concrete specimens in accordance with the applicable standards or project specifications.