Gilson Concrete Test Hammer provides fast and dependable in-place concrete strength measurements. Capable of performing evaluations of large surface areas or potential problem areas in a short period of time. This rebound hammer has a compressive strength ranging from 1,450—10,152psi (10—70mPa) and impact energy of 2.207Nm (1.63ft-lbf).
The Gilson rebound test hammer is a reliable, economical Type N model and meets ASTM C805, BS 1881-202, and EN 12504-2 standard test methods. It features a rugged mechanism with a proven history of accuracy and reliability. This quality hammer housing is made of machined aluminum and outputs accurate and consistent performance. Durable nylon carrying case with sturdy carrying handle, carborundum stone for surface preparation, and impact energy charts are included. The HM-76B Calibration Anvil is recommended to verify calibration after every 1,000 to 2,000 impacts.
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Test Hammer Calibration Anvil is recommended for checking the calibration of the hammer after so many impact tests
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