GUN FOR MOULD AZA1129

The Azalab Mould Ejection Gun (AZA1129) is engineered for fast, clean, and damage-free ejection of concrete specimens from polyurethane (PU) and ABS moulds. Designed for both laboratory and field environments, this tool connects directly to a standard compressed air or water pressure line, allowing controlled pressure to release specimens effortlessly.

Compatible with cube, cylinder, and beam moulds, the AZA1129 ensures uniform force application, eliminating specimen cracks and extending mould life. The ergonomic, rust-resistant design makes it suitable for repetitive, long-duration testing operations.

Key Features

  • Designed to eject specimens from PU and ABS concrete moulds
  • Connects to compressed air or water pressure line
  • Enables clean, fast, and damage-free demoulding
  • Compatible with cube, beam, and cylindrical moulds
  • Lightweight, reusable, and corrosion-resistant construction
  • Ideal for laboratory and site testing applications
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Description

Description

Specifications

Feature Details
Model No. AZA1129
Material High-grade metal body with polymer ergonomic grip
Connection Type Standard ¼” BSP or NPT inlet (air/water)
Compatible Moulds PU & ABS moulds: cubes, cylinders, beams
Working Pressure 2–8 bar (recommended)
Weight Approx. 500 g
Operation Connect → Apply pressure → Trigger release → Specimen ejects
Reusability Yes – suitable for continuous lab/field use

Applications

  • Ejecting specimens from PU and ABS concrete moulds

  • Cube (150 mm), cylinder (100×200 mm, 150×300 mm), and beam mould demoulding

  • Strength testing in construction labs, RMC plants, cement QC labs

  • Research and development centers

  • Field sampling and on-site quality control


Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: What mould types can the AZA1129 eject specimens from?
It is compatible with all standard PU and ABS moulds, including cubes, cylinders, and beams.

Q2: What pressure source is required?
The tool operates efficiently at 2–8 bar using compressed air or water.

Q3: Does it damage moulds or specimens?
No. The controlled pressure application ensures smooth, safe ejection without deformation or cracking.

Q4: Is it suitable for field use?
Yes. Its rust-resistant, lightweight design makes it ideal for outdoor and laboratory applications.

Q5: How long does the tool last?
With periodic cleaning and proper handling, the AZA1129 supports long-term, repetitive use.