Slump Cone Apparatus For Concrete Works

A slump cone is a standard apparatus used to measure the workability and consistency of fresh concrete. It is widely used in field and laboratory tests to determine how easily concrete can flow. Key Features: • Made of durable steel or metal, resistant to corrosion • Standard height: 300 mm • Base diameter: 200 mm; top diameter: 100 mm • Open at both ends with smooth interior surface • Equipped with foot rests and handles for stability during testing • Used together with a tamping rod and base plate The slump cone test helps assess concrete quality by measuring the “slump” or subsidence after removing the cone, indicating whether the mix is too wet, dry, or workable for construction.