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How To Use A Concrete Mold: Do's and Don'ts

How To Use A Concrete Mold: Do's and Don'ts

Posted by Certified Material Testing Products on 2nd Jun 2023

Concrete molds have long been a staple of the construction industry. For decades, they have played a vital role in our architectural triumphs, from beautiful buildings to bridges that have stood th … read more
How to use a triple beam balance

How to use a triple beam balance

Posted by Certified Material Testing Products on 30th May 2023

Did you know? If a scientist weighed two identical objects on Earth and the Moon, a triple beam balance would provide the same mass reading in both instances, despite the Moon having one-sixth of t … read more
10 Reasons to Use Self-consolidating Concrete (SCC)

10 Reasons to Use Self-consolidating Concrete (SCC)

Posted by Certified Material Testing Products on 26th May 2023

The materials you choose when building a structural foundation are of equal importance to the way you use them. Self-consolidating concrete (SCC) is widely recognized as one of the greatest innovat … read more
What is the CBR? Everything You Need to Know

What is the CBR? Everything You Need to Know

Posted by Certified Material Testing Products on 22nd May 2023

First developed by the California State Highway Department in the 1930s, the California bearing ratio test is now a worldwide standard test method for assessing the strength of subgrade and subbase … read more
Complete Guide to US Sieve Sizes

Complete Guide to US Sieve Sizes

Posted by Certified Material Testing Products on 20th May 2023

Understanding sieve size standards is crucial for everybody involved in the construction industry. Getting the right sieve will help you with your quality control and assurance and your compl … read more
How to Remove Mold on Stainless Steel

How to Remove Mold on Stainless Steel

Posted by Certified Material Testing Products on 17th May 2023

Stainless steel is a core material both in industrial and household settings. Unfortunately, like many other surfaces, it can also become moldy when exposed to moisture. Whether you're lookin … read more