UTest is one of Europe's leading suppliers of CMT laboratory testing equipment.
The UTG-0130 10 litre capacity Laboratory Mixer is designed for mixing of soil and asphalt samples to be used for mechanical tests such as compaction, indirect tensile, Marshall etc.
The California Bearing Ratio (CBR) test is a measure of the strength of subgrade soil and highway sub base and subgrade via a penetration test. It is designed for testing cohesive materials with a particle size less than 19mm, in Australia the governing standard is AS 1289.6.1. A manual or multiplex machine is also available.
Automatic Compression Machines are used to determine compressive, splitting and flexural strengths. In Australia, the most common compressive strength testing procedures are cylinder strength tests for concrete according to AS 1012.9, and cube tests for cement materials.
A pressure unit supplies the confining pressure for a Hoek cell during a Triaxial Test.
The Automatic Marshall Compactor is designed to provide a stable and rigid mechanism to be used for preparation of bituminous specimens for Marshall Stability tests.
The UTAS-1056.ACPR 50 kN Capacity Automatic Marshall Stability Test Machine is used to determine the maximum load and flow values of bituminous mixtures.
The mixer has been designed to mix mortars and cement pastes to standard requirements. The mixing paddles have a planetary motion and a driven by a motor with a microprocessor control, programable to meet standard mixing times.
Automatic Soil Compactor are designed to compact specimens automatically and uniformly, assuring conformity with Australian standards.
Cement prism are used for compressive strength and flexural strength testing.
The moulds are used for preparing the specimens for the purpose of determining the length changes (shrinkage/expansion) in hardened hydraulic cement mortar and concrete.
The compaction factor of concrete with low, medium and high workability can be determined by using the UTC-0580 Compacting Factor Apparatus.
UTEST Steel Beam Moulds have been manufactured to comply with Australian Standards. The moulds have a two part and clamp attached base plate, and are extremely durable, corrosion resistant and simple to clean.
The UTC-1060 Automatic Grinding Machine provides fast grinding of concrete, rock, natural stone. etc. specimens to obtain plane and parallel surfaces according to standard requirements.
Curing are designed for curing concrete cubes and cylinders. The temperature can be adjusted to a set temperature between ambient to 40 ºC with ± 2 ºC accuracy.
Hoek Cells are used to conduct triaxial tests of rock specimens. They are available configured for different rock cylinder diameters and or commonly used with resistive strain gauges fixed directly to the test cylinders.
Jigs may be used for testing rock cores for UCS or splitting testing applications.
The UTCM-0003 Le Chatelier Flask has been designed to measure the density of: Hydraulic cement, Ground granulated blast-furnace slag and fly ash for concrete, Filler aggregates and Lime.
The Le Chatelier Moulds and Soundness Kit (along with a Water Bath) is used to measure the soundness of cement, fly ash for concrete and lime.
The Cone Penetrometer is used to determine the moisture content at which clay soils pass from a plastic to a liquid state and used also for the determination of undrained shear strength.
The UTS-0235, Linear Shrinkage Mould is 140 mm long and has a radius of 12.5mm. It is used to determine the total linear shrinkage of soils and indicates the plastic properties of soils with low clay content.
The California Bearing Ratio (CBR) test is a measure of the strength of subgrade soil and highway sub base and subgrade via a penetration test. It is designed for testing cohesive materials with a particle size less than 19mm, in Australia the governing standard is AS 1289.6.1.1. An automatic or multiplex machine is also available.
A pressure unit supplies the confining pressure for a Hoek cell during a Triaxial Test.
The UTEST Manual Liquid Limit Apparatus (Casagrande) is an apparatus used to measure the moisture content at which clay soils pass from plastic to liquid state.
The UTCM-0875 Manual Mortar Mixer has a 5 liter (approx.) capacity, they have been designed to mix mortars and cement pastes primarily to the requirements of standards.
The Marshall Compaction Moulds are used to produce Marshall specimens with automatic or manual compactors.
The UTAS-0670 Marshall Manual Assembly are used to prepare Marshall specimens manually.
A Multiplex Machine is used to perform UCS [Uniaxial], Triaxial, CBR and Marshall Tests. The apparatus is capable of doing tests with the speed range of 0.00001 mm/min to 51 mm/min. The base machine designed with a sturdy and compact two column frame, with an adjustable upper cross beam. Additional accessories are required to suit the desired test methods, listed below.
The plastic limit (PL) is the term used for the lowest moisture content of a soil that will allow a sample to be rolled into threads of 3 mm diameter without the threads breaking.
The UTR-0542 Digital Point Load Test Apparatus is used for determining the strength values of a rock specimen, both in the field and in the laboratory. The Point Load Test system consists of a 70 kN capacity load frame with a hydraulic loading ram driven by a hand pump and a digital readout.
This test method is used to measure the shrinkage ratio, volumetric shrinkage, shrinkage limit and linear shrinkage.
The Slump Test method is most commonly used to determine the texture and workability of fresh concrete and to verify the similarity between batches of concrete.
Moulds and rammers are used for determining the relationship between the moisture content and density of compacted soil.
Moulds and rammers are used for determining the relationship between the moisture content and density of compacted soil.
The UTEST fixed amplitude vibrating tables are compact units providing controlled vibro-compaction for cube or cylinder moulds. Vibrating tables consist of a vibrating motor, command unit and clamping assembly.
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