AZA 1128 PLASTIC BEAM MOULD

Made from durable polyurethane – shock and wear-resistant
Reusable for 30+ testing cycles
Sizes from 100×100×500 mm to 150×150×750 mm
Smooth internal finish for clean demoulding
Conforms to IS 516, ASTM C78, BS 1881
Designed for flexural strength testing of concrete beams

Description

Ultimate Polyurethane Beam Moulds – Reusable & Precision-Cast | Azalab

The Azalab Polyurethane Beam Moulds are crafted for casting concrete beam specimens used in flexural strength testing. Manufactured using premium-grade polyurethane, these moulds offer high durability, lightweight handling, and dimensional accuracy over repeated use.

Each mould is precision-engineered to match international testing standards such as IS 516, ASTM C78, and BS 1881. The polyurethane structure ensures high resistance to impact, vibration, and deformation, making these ideal for field or laboratory use.

The moulds require minimal maintenance—just apply a demoulding agent before casting. Once the beam is cured, it can be easily removed without damaging the mould or the specimen.aza

Specifications

Model No.	Size (L × W × H)	Material	Weight
AZA 1128 A	100 × 100 × 500 mm	Polyurethane	2.5 kg
AZA 1128 B	150 × 150 × 700 mm	Polyurethane	4.8 kg
AZA 1128 C	150 × 150 × 750 mm	Polyurethane	5.0 kg
AZA 1128 D	150 × 150 × 600 mm	Polyurethane	4.4 kg

Technical Details

Parameter	Description
Material	Impact-resistant polyurethane
Type	One-piece or split-mould, depending on model
Finish	Smooth interior surface
Standard Compliance	IS 516, ASTM C78, BS 1881
Demoulding Method	Manual or via compressed air
Reusability	Yes – 30+ uses with proper care

Applications

Flexural strength testing of concrete beams
On-site or lab-based quality control of concrete
Research in civil engineering materials
Construction and infrastructure development labs
Cement, RMC, and precast unit testing

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: Are these polyurethane beam moulds reusable?
Yes, they are designed for multiple uses with proper cleaning and care.

Q2: Which size should I use for standard IS 516 flexural tests?
Both 100×100×500 mm and 150×150×700 mm sizes are commonly used. Check your lab standards.

Q3: Do I need to oil the mould before use?
Yes, always apply a release agent for easy demoulding and mould longevity.

Q4: Can these moulds handle vibration tables?
Yes, polyurethane resists vibration and shock, making them suitable for compacting.

Q5: How are these better than metal moulds?
They are lightweight, rust-free, easier to handle, and require no painting or maintenance.