Manual Modified Soil Compaction Hammer, 18in Drop, 10 Lb.
The Manual Modified Soil Compaction Hammer is a must have for soil testing and diagnosis. This compactor is for Proctor testing. The compaction hammer 10 lb (4.5kg) mass is enclosed in a guide sleeve that has four vent holes to release built-up air and allow for free-fall. 18in (457mm) drop height ensures accurate and consistent results every time. Learn more about related tools such as the Dynamic Cone Penetrometer for DCP Soil Test.
Made from rust-resistant plated steel, this manual soil rammer is built to last. 2in (51mm) face allows you to mold soil samples with ease. This compaction hammer meets various test methods including AASHTO T134, AASHTO T135, AASHTO T136, AASHTO T180, AASHTO T99, ASTM D 1557, ASTM D 1558, ASTM D 558, ASTM D 559 and ASTM D 698. For measuring the hardness and consistency of rocks, the Proceq Schmidt Hammer Type N is the ideal choice.
The Manual Modified Soil Compaction Hammer is for geotechnical engineers, material testing laboratories and construction companies that require top quality results for their projects. With its heavy weight and vented guide sleeve it gives accurate compaction and maximum consistency in every test. With this compaction hammer you can rely on precise and reliable soil density measurement.
This manual soil rammer is versatile and can be used in any environment. Whether you need to work on sand, silt, clay or gravel this compaction hammer will work. It’s essential for accurate soil compaction for building foundations, retaining walls, embankments and roadways.
In summary, it is a reliable, precise and long lasting manual type that works in any environment. Whether you’re an engineer, laboratory technician or construction professional is a must have for testing soil compaction accurately. Get yours today and get reliable results for your projects.
Product Overview
Our compaction hammers are made from high quality materials, 100% 303 stainless steel for maximum corrosion resistance and long life. The compaction hammer masses are enclosed in guide sleeves with four vent holes in each end to allow for release of built up air pressure. The heavy knurled hexagonal cap is welded to the tube to prevent rolling during storage. All compaction hammer models have 2in (51mm) flat circular face for consistent compaction results. These design features combined gives you a tool that is reliable and easy to use in any testing environment.
Operational Aspects
The operational aspects of soil compaction hammers, including the compaction hammer 10 lb, are crucial for effective soil compaction. These manual compaction hammers, also known as sliding drop proctor hammers, are designed to provide a secure grip and comfortable use during the compaction process. The knurled hexagonal cap, welded to the tube, welded to the tube, prevents the rolling of the hammer during storage.
The guide sleeve, which encases the compaction hammer head, has four holes at each end, to allow release built-up air pressure. The use of four vent holes at the bottom of the hammer is to prevent damage to the hammer. The compaction hammer is designed to fit into the hammer.
The compactor hammer is designed to be used in any environment. Whether you need to work on sand, silt, clay or gravel this hammer will work. It’s essential for building foundations soil compaction for retaining walls, embankments and roadways.
In summary the compactor hammer is a reliable, precise and long lasting hammer that works in any environment. Whether you’re an engineer, laboratory technician or construction professional this hammer is a must have for testing soil compaction. Get yours today and get the results!
Applications and Advantages
Our manual hammers are for soil compaction testing, moisture/density testing and Proctor Compaction of samples. The advantages of our hammers are:
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Accurate results
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Long life
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Corrosion resistant
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Unrestricted for consistent compaction
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Prevents rolling during storage
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Meets AASHTO T180 and ASTM standards
These are for any professional involved in soil testing and analysis so you can get the best results.