AZA 1149 ELECTRONIC CONCRETE TEST HAMMER (SCHMIDT HAMMER)

Description

The AZA 1149 Electronic Concrete Test Hammer is a reliable tool designed for non-destructive evaluation of concrete structures. This advanced device helps engineers and quality inspectors measure the surface hardness and estimate the compressive strength of concrete quickly and accurately.

Using rebound technology, the instrument provides instant digital readings that make it easier to assess the condition of concrete in the field or laboratory. Its lightweight design and ergonomic build ensure comfortable use during extended testing sessions.

Key features include a clear digital display for immediate results and the ability to store up to 1000 measurements. The data can be easily transferred to a computer via USB for detailed analysis and record-keeping. Additionally, automatic calibration guarantees consistent performance, reducing the need for frequent manual adjustments.

This portable hammer is suitable for a wide range of applications such as structural inspections of bridges, roads, and buildings. Civil engineering research labs and educational institutions also benefit from its precision and ease of use.

To ensure compliance with international standards, the AZA 1149 adheres to ASTM C805 and EN 12504-2 guidelines, offering dependable results trusted by professionals worldwide.

For those interested in understanding the technology behind rebound hammers, more information is available at Wikipedia – Rebound Hammer Test. You can also explore product details and case studies on Proceq Schmidt Hammer.

Choosing AZALAB means you gain access to quality testing tools backed by expert support, fast shipping across India, and reliable calibration services.

🧱 What is an Electronic Schmidt Hammer?

A modern evolution of the traditional mechanical rebound hammer, the electronic version offers:

• Digital readouts for precise results

• USB/Bluetooth data transfer

• Improved consistency in test outcomes

This makes the AZA 1149 an excellent tool for quality assurance in construction projects.

Known for its portability and digital accuracy, this advanced hammer is ideal for field engineers, construction inspectors, and research labs evaluating concrete compressive strength. It typically measures between 10–100 N/mm² depending on calibration and surface.

⚙️ Features of AZA 1149 Electronic Concrete Test Hammer:

• High Reproducibility: Designed to reduce user error.

• Ergonomic Build: Lightweight and rugged for on-site use.

• Calibration Certificate Included: Ensures compliance with industry standards.

• Digital LCD Display: Shows rebound value and compressive strength instantly.

• Auto Data Storage: Saves results for up to 1000 test points.

• USB Connectivity: Allows easy data transfer to PC or tablet.

• High Reproducibility: Designed to reduce user error.

• Ergonomic Build: Lightweight and rugged for on-site use.

• Calibration Certificate Included: Ensures compliance with industry standards.

📌 Applications:

• Structural inspections of bridges, tunnels, buildings

• Concrete quality control in civil engineering

• R&D labs for material testing

• Educational demonstrations in engineering colleges

• It typically measures between 10–100 N/mm² depending on calibration and surface.

🌐 Additional Resources:

• Learn more about Schmidt hammer theory: Wikipedia – Rebound Hammer Test

• Standards: Follows ASTM C805 and EN 12504-2 guidelines

• View real case studies using digital test hammers: Proceq Schmidt Hammer Overview

🛒 Why Buy from azalab?

• Trusted supplier of lab & field testing equipment

• Technical support and calibration services

• Fast shipping across India

• Custom bulk orders available

• Begins with the focus keyword: concrete-test-hammer

• Includes model number: aza1149

• Adds variation: electronic, schmidt for broader match

⚙️ Specifications:

❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Q1: What is the range of compressive strength it can measure?
A1: It typically measures between 10–100 N/mm² depending on calibration and surface.

Q2: Does it require manual calibration?
A2: No, the AZA 1149 features automatic digital calibration.

Q3: Can data be exported to Excel or PDF?
A3: Yes, test results can be exported via USB in Excel-compatible formats.

Q4: Is it suitable for lightweight concrete?
A4: Yes, but ensure proper calibration or settings adjustment for accurate results.

Q5: What’s included in the package?
A5: AZA 1149 Hammer, carrying case, charger, user manual, calibration certificate, USB cable.

Q6: What is the range of compressive strength it can measure?
A1: It typically measures between 10–100 N/mm² depending on calibration and surface.

Q7: Does it require manual calibration?
A2: No, the AZA 1149 features automatic digital calibration.