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Proctor Compaction Mould

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Proctor Compaction Mould Specification

Accuracy
Standard as per IS: 2720 (Part VII) or ASTM D698

Temperature
Ambient

Automation Grade
Manual

Max Height
127.3 mm (specimen); 200 mm (overall incl. collar)

Features
Corrosion-resistant, precision machined, detachable collar

Specimen Size
100 mm diameter x 127.3 mm height

Number of Specimens
Single specimen per test

Dimension (L*W*H)
170 X 170 X 200 (L X W X D) mm Millimeter (mm)

Mounting Type
Free Standing

Test Range
Soil compaction suitability

Resolution
Manual Reading

Response Time
Immediate (manual operation)

Humidity
Ambient

Hardness
High-grade mild steel construction

Product Type
Proctor Compaction Mould

Usage
Soil Testing Equipment

Application
Standard compaction mould for Soil Testing

Capacity
1000 cm³ (1 litre approx.)

Machine Weight
Approx. 8 kg

Test Speed
Manual (hammer drop)

Test Width
Compaction Mould Diameter: 100 mm

Test Stroke
Not Applicable (determined by hammer travel)

Control Mode
Manual

Standard Reference
IS: 2720 (Part VII), ASTM D698, BS 1377

Equipment Type
Proctor Compaction Mould

Hammer Weight
2.6 kg (light compaction) or 4.89 kg (heavy compaction) - hammer not included

Finish
Powder coated / Painted

Collar Height
60 mm

Base Plate Thickness
Approx. 8-10 mm

Proctor Compaction Mould Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
1 Piece

Supply Ability
100 Pieces Per Month

Delivery Time
4 Week

Sample Policy
Contact us for information regarding our sample policy

Packaging Details
Wooden Box / Corrugated Box

Certifications
ISO 9001 : 2015

About Proctor Compaction Mould

Cylindrical mould of Mild steel having volume of 1000 cc with an internal diameter and an internal effective height.
Fitted with a detachable base plate and removable extension collar with 60mm height.
The internal surface of the mould will be smooth.

Further details availableon our website.

The Price mentioned here are subject to change as per the capacity,specifications and application of the user.

Precision Soil Compaction Testing

This Proctor Compaction Mould offers high accuracy for standard soil compaction tests. Its precise construction ensures excellent repeatability and compliance with international standards, making it a trusted choice for laboratories, construction sites, and research institutions.

Durable and Corrosion-Resistant Design

Manufactured from high-grade mild steel and finished with powder coating or paint, the mould guarantees longevity and durability in various working conditions. The corrosion-resistant surface and strong build withstand rigorous manual compaction cycles.

Optimal Compatibility and Ease of Use

Designed for manual operation, the mould works seamlessly with either 2.6 kg or 4.89 kg compaction hammers (not included). Its detachable collar and free-standing mount allow for easy specimen preparation, loading, and extraction.

FAQs of Proctor Compaction Mould:

Q: How is the Proctor Compaction Mould used for soil testing?

A: The Proctor Compaction Mould is used for manually compacting soil samples with a standard hammer (not included) to determine the optimum moisture content and maximum dry density, following IS: 2720 (Part VII), ASTM D698, or BS 1377 procedures.

Q: What are the primary benefits of using this compaction mould?

A: This mould offers precision machining, corrosion resistance, ease of assembly, and strict compliance with international standards. It delivers reliable, repeatable results for evaluating soil compaction suitability on construction sites and in laboratories.

Q: When should you choose the light or heavy compaction hammer for this mould?

A: Use the 2.6 kg hammer for standard/light compaction tests and the 4.89 kg hammer for heavy compaction tests, as specified by the relevant standard. The choice depends on the soil type and the requirements of your testing procedure.

Q: Where is this Proctor Compaction Mould ideally used?

A: It is ideally used in geotechnical laboratories, civil engineering sites, and academic or industrial research settings where soil properties and suitability for construction need to be evaluated.

Q: What is the process for preparing a specimen in this mould?

A: To prepare a specimen, place the soil sample into the mould in layers, manually compact each layer with the specified hammer, and then remove the collar to level off the soil. The specimen is then ready for moisture and density analysis.

Q: What is the capacity and specimen size compatible with this mould?

A: The mould accommodates a single specimen measuring 100 mm in diameter and 127.3 mm in height, with an approximate volume of 1000 cm (1 litre).

Q: What added features does the Proctor Compaction Mould provide for users?

A: Features include a detachable collar for easy specimen handling, high-grade mild steel construction for maximum durability, powder-coated or painted finish for corrosion resistance, and precise dimensions for accurate test results.

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