In the realm of aggregate testing and quality control, the Aggregate Crushing Value is a crucial parameter for evaluating the strength and durability of aggregates used in construction. At Elite Material Testing Equipment, we proudly stand as distinguished Aggregate Crushing Value manufacturers and suppliers in Bihar, Jharkhand, West Bengal, Kolkata, Ranchi, Patna, offering top-quality equipment that adheres to industry standards and caters to the needs of construction professionals, engineering firms, and quality control departments.

Our Aggregate Crushing Value apparatus is meticulously designed to provide precise and dependable results when determining the crushing strength of aggregates. It simulates the resistance of aggregates to crushing under a compressive load, a key factor in various construction applications. Constructed using premium materials and advanced manufacturing techniques, this equipment ensures durability and longevity.

Apparatus

• The test mold diameter 15.2 cm open-ended steel cylinder with square base plate
• Plunger having a piston of diameter 15 cm, a rod could be inserted for lifting or placing the plunger in the cylinder.
• Plunger provided hole across the stem of the plunger.
• A straight metal stamping rod 16mm diameter and long to 45 to 60cm rounded at one end.
• A balance of capacity 3 kg readable and accurate to one gram.
• IS sieves of sizes 12.5mm, 10mm and 2.36mm
• A compression testing machine.
• Cylindrical metal measure of sufficient rigidity to retain its from under rough usage and of 11.5cm diameter and 18cm height.
• Dial gauge
• The test mold-a 15.2 cm diameter open-ended steel cylinder with square base plate; plunger having a piston of diameter 15 cm, a rod could be inserted for lifting
• Placing the plunger in the cylinder with a provided hole across the stem of the plunger.

Our Aggregate Crushing Value apparatus features intuitive controls, making it straightforward to conduct aggregate strength tests. This equipment is an invaluable asset for construction companies and quality control departments, ensuring that aggregates meet the required standards for strength and durability.