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CUBE MOULD (METAL) AZA1122
The AZA1122 Cube Mould is a precision-engineered, heavy-duty metal mould designed for casting 150 mm × 150 mm × 150 mm concrete specimens for compressive strength testing. Built for durability and dimensional stability, this mould is ideal for material testing laboratories, construction quality control units, R&D facilities, and civil engineering institutions.
Manufactured in compliance with IS 10086 and BS 1881-108, the AZA1122 ensures uniform cube geometry, accurate volume, and repeatable test outcomes—critical for determining the compressive strength and performance characteristics of cement and concrete mixes.
Purpose & Function
This mould supports the preparation of standardized cube specimens that are used in:
- Compressive strength testing
- Batch-wise quality control in construction
- Concrete mix design validation
- Research on material performance and durability
Accurate mould geometry ensures uniform load distribution during testing, leading to reliable and compliant strength results.
Description
Construction & Durability
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Manufactured from high-grade, heavy-duty metal engineered to withstand repetitive casting cycles.
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Interior surfaces are machined smooth for easy demoulding and reduced surface imperfections.
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Modular design with removable side plates and clamping bolts/latches for quick assembly and cleaning.
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High-precision machining guarantees perfect right angles, flat surfaces, and dimensional stability.
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Rust-resistant coating enhances service life even in harsh site and laboratory environments.
Standards Compliance
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IS 10086 – Specification for Moulds for Use in Tests of Cement and Concrete
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BS 1881-108 – Testing Concrete: Making Test Cubes in the Field
Internal dimensions strictly maintained at 150 × 150 × 150 mm, ensuring conformity to international testing protocols.
Applications
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Construction QC Laboratories
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Concrete Production Plants
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Third-Party Material Testing Laboratories
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Civil Engineering R&D Centres
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Government Infrastructure Testing Agencies
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Engineering Colleges and Technical Institutes
Key Features
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Standard cube size: 150 mm × 150 mm × 150 mm
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Durable metal construction for long service life
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Smooth internal finish for clean demoulding
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Tight clamping for leak-free casting
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Designed for repeated, industrial-grade use
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Conforms to IS 10086 & BS 1881-108
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Ensures consistent, dimensionally accurate specimens
Specifications
| Feature | Specification |
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| Model Number | AZA1122 |
| Cube Size | 150 mm × 150 mm × 150 mm |
| Material | High-grade metal |
| Standard Compliance | IS 10086, BS 1881-108 |
| Application | Concrete compressive strength testing |
| Usage Areas | Laboratories, construction sites, educational institutions |
FAQs
Q1: What is the primary use of the AZA1122 Cube Mould?
It is used to cast standard 150 mm concrete cubes for compressive strength testing of concrete mixes.
Q2: Which standards does it comply with?
It complies with IS 10086 and BS 1881-108.
Q3: Is it suitable for repeated long-term use?
Yes. Its heavy-duty metal construction ensures durability and stability over hundreds of test cycles.
Q4: Where can it be used effectively?
In laboratories, construction sites, educational and research institutions, and government testing facilities.
Q5: Does the mould ensure accurate dimensions?
Yes. Precision machining guarantees consistent cube geometry and accurate internal dimensions.
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AZA1112 L Shape Box Apparatus is a precision testing device designed to evaluate the passing ability and flow performance of Self-Compacting Concrete (SCC) in congested reinforcement conditions. This apparatus simulates real-world scenarios such as densely reinforced beams, columns, tunnels, and bridge segments, where concrete must flow freely without segregation or blockage.
The distinctive L-shaped design creates a controlled flow path where freshly mixed SCC moves from a vertical chamber into a horizontal channel containing reinforcement bars. By measuring the concrete heights at both ends (H1 and H2), the H2/H1 ratio is calculated, providing a direct, quantitative assessment of the concrete’s ability to pass through obstructions.
Manufactured from durable, corrosion-resistant steel, AZA1112 is built for long-term laboratory and site use. It conforms to EN 12350-10 and EFNARC guidelines, ensuring global acceptance of test results.
LABORATORY PAN MIXER (CAPACITY 40 LTRS) AZA1117
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
MORTAR PENETROMETER AZA1115
Key Features
- Complies with ASTM C403 Standard
- Used to determine mortar hardening rate
- Spring-loaded stem graduated 0–70 kg (1 kg divisions)
- Includes six interchangeable stainless steel needles
- Measures resistance at 25 mm penetration
- Shanks marked every 5 mm for depth guidance
- Supplied in a polished wooden carrying case
- Suitable for both laboratory and on-site QC
MOULD VERIFICATION KIT – PRECISION QC TOOL AZA1121
- Flatness of mould and specimen surfaces
- Straightness along mould edges and specimen sides
- Perpendicularity of internal walls and corners
- Dimensional accuracy (L × W × H, and diameter for cylinders)
- Go/No-Go tolerance checks for standardized cube mould sizes
- Surface deviation & gap measurement using feeler gauges
PLASTIC CYLINDERICAL MOULD AZA1127
| Model No. | Size | Material | Weight |
|---|---|---|---|
| AZA 1127 A | 150 mm × 300 mm | Polyurethane | 1.65 kg |
| AZA 1127 B | 100 mm × 200 mm | Polyurethane | 0.90 kg |
PLASTIC MOULDS AZA1125
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.
POCKET CONCRETE PENETROMETER AZA1114
- Measures Early Setting & Strength of concrete and mortar
- Direct Penetration Reading via spring-loaded plunger
- Dual Units: MPa or psi
- ASTM C403 & IS 8142 Compliant
- Compact, Portable & Field-Ready
- Includes Carrying Case & Calibration Chart
TAMPING ROD AZA1119
The AZA1119 Tamping Rod is a precision-engineered tool designed for proper compaction of concrete during laboratory and field testing. Essential for slump tests, cube/cylinder preparation, and unit weight determination, this rod ensures accurate removal of air voids, resulting in reliable and repeatable test outcomes.
Manufactured from hardened high-grade steel or stainless steel, the rod maintains dimensional accuracy, bending resistance, and a corrosion-proof finish. Each unit is polished to a smooth surface and features hemispherical ends to prevent mold damage and ensure uniform rodding action. The AZA1119 conforms to ASTM C143, ASTM C192, ASTM C138, IS 1199, and other major testing standards.
It is available in 16 mm and 25 mm diameters, with standard lengths of 600 mm (optional 450 mm). The rods are suitable for use in construction materials labs, QC departments, R&D centers, and field sampling units.
