CUBE MOULD, PLASTIC AZA1155

The AZA1124 Beam Mould is a precision-engineered mould designed for casting concrete beams used in flexural strength testing. Built with high-grade cast iron or mild steel, this mould ensures accurate geometry, dimensional stability, and repeatable testing results in accordance with IS, ASTM, and BS standards. It is an essential tool for construction material testing laboratories, civil engineering departments, cement quality control labs, and academic institutions conducting structural testing exercises.

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Purpose & Importance

Flexural strength testing evaluates a concrete beam’s ability to resist bending stress. Standards such as IS 516, ASTM C78, and BS EN 12390-5 specify strict guidelines for specimen dimensions and surface finish. The AZA1124 Beam Mould enables users to produce uniform, high-quality concrete beams with precise cross-sections, ensuring reliability and compliance during flexural strength evaluation.

Beams cast from AZA1124 are used for:

• Flexural tensile strength testing
• Load-bearing capacity studies
• Structural behavior simulations
• R&D on mix designs and reinforcement additives

Ideal for:

• Civil engineering research laboratories
• Cement product quality assurance departments
• Construction material testing centers
• Technical universities and engineering institutions

AZA1108 ISAT Apparatus is a precision-engineered testing instrument designed to measure the Initial Surface Absorption of hardened concrete. This test is essential for evaluating the durability of concrete by determining how quickly water penetrates the surface under controlled conditions. The apparatus is widely used in civil engineering laboratories and quality control departments to assess permeability and long-term performance of concrete structures exposed to moisture.

Built with a high-accuracy capillary tube system, the AZA1108 maintains a constant water head over a defined test area and records the volume of water absorbed over specific time intervals — typically at 10, 30, and 60 minutes. The readings obtained help engineers understand the surface porosity of concrete, which is a critical indicator of resistance against weathering, chloride ingress, corrosion of reinforcement, and environmental deterioration.

Designed in compliance with BS 1881-208, this apparatus ensures reliable, repeatable, and standard-compliant results. Its sturdy, rust-proof construction and easy-to-use configuration make it ideal for both routine testing and advanced durability studies in construction material laboratories.

The AZA1117 Laboratory Pan Mixer (40 Litres) is engineered for precise, consistent, and repeatable mixing of concrete, mortar, and cement paste in controlled laboratory environments. Designed for durability and high-performance blending, this mixer supports material testing, R&D applications, and academic laboratory work where uniformity and accuracy are essential. Built with a heavy-duty steel pan, gear-driven mixing mechanism, and adjustable blades, the AZA1117 ensures superior mix homogeneity even with coarse aggregates up to 20 mm. Its robust 2 HP motor and 3-phase drive deliver uninterrupted power for demanding laboratory workloads.

Key Features

• 40-litre mixing capacity ideal for cube specimen preparation
• Supports aggregate sizes up to 20 mm
• 2 HP motor, 960 RPM, 3-phase for heavy-duty mixing
• Adjustable steel blades for both dry and wet mix uniformity
• Portable design with wheels for easy movement
• Full-access drum lid for safe loading, pouring, and cleaning
• Gear-driven system for uniform, high-consistency mixing
• Easy maintenance and corrosion-resistant finish

The AZA1125 One-Piece Plastic Cube Mould (150 mm) from Azalab is a next-generation alternative to traditional metal cube moulds. Built from high-strength, non-deformable engineering plastic, this mould is designed to offer superior ease of use, long service life, and consistent dimensional accuracy for concrete compressive strength testing.

Its seamless, single-piece construction eliminates the need for bolts, screws, or external frames. Users simply apply demoulding oil, cast the concrete, and after curing, eject the cube using compressed air or water pressure, achieving clean and damage-free removal every time.

Compared to heavy metal moulds, the AZA1125 weighs nearly 90% less, providing clear advantages in portability, handling, and storage—making it ideal for both laboratory and on-site testing environments. Manufactured using an eco-friendly, non-polluting process, this mould supports sustainability goals in modern construction testing.