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Concrete Rebound Hammer Tester

SISCO-RH-255A

High-accuracy concrete rebound hammer tester used for testing of concrete compressive strength within the scope of 10-60Mpa, nominal energy of 2.207J. The concrete rebound hammer designed to be lightweight and compact, the rebound hammer is easy to carry and use on-site, making it convenient for fieldwork and on-the-spot assessments.

$243.69

Digital Concrete Test Hammer

SISCO-RH-HD225D

High-accuracy digital concrete test hammer with a strength measurement range of 10-60 MPa, which has a 2.2 inches color display, which can provide accurate and reliable readings. The digital Schmidt hammer has the advantages of high testing accuracy, easy operation, and ultra-low power consumption.

$775.08

Digital Rebound Hammer, 10-60 MPa

SISCO-RH-HD225C

Affordable digital rebound hammer with a strength range of 10-60 MPa. The digital concrete hammer tester uses a digital sensor to measure the rebound distance and converts the results into a digital display for easy reading.

$612.99

Rebound Hammer Tester for Brick

SISCO-RH-ZC4

Reliable rebound hammer tester for brick used for testing brick compressive strength within the scope of 6-30Mpa. The rebound hammer tester for brick is a specialized tool designed for assessing the quality and strength of brick surfaces.

$233.74

Schmidt Rebound Hammer Tester

SISCO-RH-ZC3

High-performance concrete rebound hammer tester used for testing of concrete compressive strength within the scope of 10-60Mpa, with the system standard energy of 2.207J, and value indicating system of pointer direct reading.

$153.38

A rebound hammer, also known as a Schmidt hammer or a Swiss hammer or concrete hammer test, which is a non-destructive testing device used to assess the compressive strength of concrete by measuring the rebound of a spring-loaded mass impacting the concrete surface. The application of rebound hammers spans across various industries, including construction, civil engineering, infrastructure maintenance, and materials testing, for assessing the compressive strength of concrete structures.