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Slump Test Apparatus

Product Code : EL-CL-8848
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In this slump set the cone’s foot pieces clamp to the base plate, which holds the cone still while fresh concrete is filled in for a workability check. Inside, the cone is 20 cm across the base, 10 cm across the top and 30 cm high. A 16 mm graduated steel rod, 600 mm long and rounded at one end, rods the concrete and reads the slump.

Specifications

Slump coneInternal 20 cm base diameter, 10 cm top diameter, 30 cm height
Cone fittingsHandles and foot pieces
Base plateWith clamps for the foot pieces and a lifting handle
RodSteel, 16 mm dia x 600 mm, rounded at one end, graduated in mm
TestWorkability of fresh concrete
Minimum order quantity10 units
Dispatch timeUsually 4–6 working days
ManufacturerJLab (Jain Laboratory Instruments Pvt Ltd), Ambala, India

How the Slump Is Measured

Clamp the foot pieces to the base plate on a firm, level surface. Fill the cone in layers and rod each layer with the rounded end of the rod, letting the strokes reach just into the layer below. Strike the top level, release the clamps and lift the cone straight up. Then stand the cone beside the concrete, lay the rod across its top and read down to the top of the slumped concrete.

Workability Lab Exercises with the Slump Cone

Slump loss makes a good exercise. One batch from the Laboratory Concrete Mixer is tested at once and then again at regular intervals as it stands. The falling slump shows how fresh concrete stiffens with time and why it should be placed soon after mixing.

The same batch can be checked with the Kelly Ball Penetration Apparatus, where twice the penetration roughly equals the slump. For a mix so stiff that it shows almost no slump, students move on to the Vee Bee Consistometer, which measures workability by vibration time instead.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does this cone clamp to the base plate?
Clamping the foot pieces holds the cone firmly while it is filled and rodded, so it cannot lift and let mortar leak out at the bottom. The clamps are released just before the cone is lifted.

What size is the cone?
Inside, it measures 20 cm in diameter at the base, 10 cm at the top and 30 cm in height. These are the usual dimensions of a slump cone for concrete.

How soon after mixing should the slump be taken?
Straight away. Fresh concrete loses slump as it stands, so the cone is filled as soon as the sample is taken and the test is finished without pauses.

How does this set differ from the octagonal-plate slump set?
The other Slump Test Apparatus has a steel octagonal base plate and a cone that is held down by hand during filling. In this set the cone has foot pieces that clamp to the plate, and the plate has a lifting handle.

How should the set be cleaned after a test?
Wash the cone, plate and rod before the concrete left on them hardens. Dry them fully before storage so the steel does not rust, and dampen the cone and plate just before the next test.

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Last updated: 6 November 2026


   

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