The Gilson HMA-110 Standard Soil Compaction Mold, 4" is a reliable and versatile tool that is essential for any soil compaction testing. This compact mold is designed to hold a volume of 1/30 cu. ft., making it ideal for Proctor density and moisture tests.
Crafted from sturdy cold-rolled steel tubing, this mold is built to withstand even the most demanding testing conditions. It is also plated for rust resistance, ensuring long-lasting durability. With its detachable base plate, studs, and wing nuts, this mold offers convenient assembly and disassembly.
Not only can this mold be used with the Automatic Mechanical Soil Compactor, but it is also compatible with manual soil compactors, allowing for flexibility and versatility in your testing procedures.
With a 4" internal diameter and a detachable collar measuring 4.584" in height, this mold meets the requirements of various test methods. It complies with the standards set by AASHTO T 134, AASHTO T 135, AASHTO T 136, AASHTO T 180, AASHTO T 220, AASHTO T 99, ASTM D 1557, ASTM D 1558, ASTM D 558, ASTM D 559, ASTM D 560, and ASTM D 698.
Whether you are a civil engineer, a geotechnical engineer, or a construction professional, the Gilson HMA-110 Standard Soil Compaction Mold, 4" is an indispensable tool for accurate soil compaction testing. Its sturdy construction, detachable components, and universal compatibility make it a reliable choice for a wide range of applications.
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