Tamping Rods

A tamping rod is a steel rod used in construction and laboratory testing to compact concrete or soil in molds. It ensures proper compaction by removing air voids and achieving uniform density during tests such as slump test, concrete cube casting, and Proctor compaction. Features: • Made of smooth, durable steel • Standard length: about 600 mm • Diameter: typically 16 mm (for concrete work) • Rounded or hemispherical ends to prevent material damage • Corrosion-resistant finish • Lightweight and easy to handle • Complies with standards like ASTM International and British Standards Institution specifications It is an essential tool for achieving consistent and reliable compaction results in civil engineering works.