Plastic Slump Cone
Plastic Slump Cones are constructed of durable, high-density material, and comply with applicable test specifications. These economical inch or metric models are dimensionally stable, easy to clean, and will not dent or rust. They meet inch (4x8x12in) or metric (100x200x300mm) dimensional requirements.
Features:
- Made of durable, high-density plastic
- An inch or metric measurements
Meets Test Methods:
AASHTO T119
ASTM C 143
ASTM C 143M
BS 1881
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