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Cube Moulds Specification

Hardness
High (hardened steel construction)

Equipment Type
Cube Moulds

Usage
Industrial

Max Height
Approx. 160 mm (including base and nuts)

Test Range
For 150 mm x 150 mm x 150 mm cubes

Application
Making concrete test cubes for compressive strength tests

Temperature
Ambient

Power Supply
N/A (Manual Operation)

Automation Grade
Manual

Specimen Size
150 mm x 150 mm x 150 mm (also available in 100 mm and 50 mm variants)

Measuring Range
As per cube size

Mounting Type
Free standing/table top

Number of Specimens
1 per mould

Features
Heavy duty, corrosion resistant, precise finish, rigid construction

Humidity
Standard Lab Conditions

Accuracy
High dimensional accuracy, within IS:10086 standards

Capacity
Single specimen per mould

Machine Weight
Approx. 7-10 kg depending on model

Test Speed
Manual

Test Width
150 mm

Control Mode
Manual

Tightening Mechanism
Stainless steel/Brass nuts and bolts

Surface Finish
Machined, painted or polished

Reusability
Yes, rigid and reusable after proper cleaning

Corner Type
Machined and chamfered edges

Type
Three piece and four piece moulds available

Material
Cast iron or mild steel, as per specification

Packing Type
Wooden or cardboard boxes

Color
Blue/Black (standard), custom colors on request

Cube Moulds Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
1 Piece

Supply Ability
50 Pieces Per Month

Delivery Time
1 Week

Main Domestic Market
All India

About Cube Moulds

We are a renowned firm based in New Delhi that is engaged in manufacturing a wide range of Cube Moulds with high end quality and best price.

Product Specification :

Minimum Order Quantity	20 Piece
Shape	Square
Weight	14 kg
Color	Blue
Material	Cast Iron
Dimesion	150x150x150 mm

Robust Design for Accurate Testing

Each cube mould is crafted from heavy-duty cast iron or mild steel, ensuring stability and a long service life. The precision-machined surfaces and rigid construction provide exceptional dimensional accuracy, essential for proper concrete testing. Chamfered edges enhance safety and facilitate easier removal of specimens.

Ease of Use in Laboratory Settings

Cube moulds are designed for manual operation without the need for a power supply, making them ideal for use in various laboratory environments. The free-standing or table-top mounting creates flexibility during set-up. Their simple tightening mechanisms allow quick assembly and disassembly, supporting efficient testing procedures.

Compliant and Customizable

All moulds adhere to IS:10086 standards, ensuring reliable and consistent results in construction quality control. With options for custom colors, packing types, and specimen sizes, users can select configurations to best suit their specific laboratory or site requirements.

FAQ's of Cube Moulds:

Q: How do I use a cube mould for compressive strength testing of concrete?

A: First, assemble and tighten the cube mould using the provided nuts and bolts. Apply a thin layer of oil to the internal faces, then pour freshly mixed concrete in layers, compacting each layer to avoid air pockets. Once filled, level off the top, allow the concrete to set, then unmould for curing and subsequent testing.

Q: What materials are the cube moulds made from?

A: These cube moulds are manufactured from either high-grade cast iron or mild steel, finished with machining for accuracy and painted or polished for durability and corrosion resistance. The fasteners are made of stainless steel or brass, ensuring a secure and reliable setup.

Q: What sizes of specimens can be prepared with these moulds?

A: Standard cube moulds are suitable for creating 150 mm x 150 mm x 150 mm specimens; models for 100 mm and 50 mm cubes are also available upon request. Each mould can be used to prepare one concrete specimen at a time.

Q: Are these cube moulds reusable?

A: Yes, these moulds are designed for repeated use. After each test, simply clean the mould thoroughy to maintain its precision and performance over time, ensuring consistent results for multiple testing cycles.

Q: When should I select a three-piece versus a four-piece cube mould?

A: Choose a three-piece mould for standard ease of handling and a four-piece mould when additional demoulding flexibility is needed, especially for intricate mix designs or when working with higher-strength concretes.

Q: Where can these cube moulds be used?

A: These moulds are suitable for industrial and laboratory environments, particularly in construction material testing laboratories. Their robust design makes them ideal for both site-based and central laboratory quality control processes.

Q: What are the benefits of using these cube moulds for concrete testing?

A: The benefits include high dimensional accuracy, compliance with IS:10086 standards, long-lasting durability due to corrosion-resistant materials, ease of assembly and cleaning, and versatile options for different laboratory needs and specimen sizes.

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