Concrete specimen moulds

Concrete specimen moulds for cube, cylindrical and prismatic specimens: cast iron, plastic and cardboard moulds, available in single or multiple configurations.

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moule-cylindrique

Cast Iron Cylindrical Mold

Cast iron cylindrical mold 10 x 20 - 11 x 22 - 15 x 30 and 16 x 32 cm Opens in ...
Cast Iron Cylindrical Mold
moule-cubique-

Cubic Mold 3R single

Steel Cubic Mold 1 cavity for manufacturing 3R Standard: EN 12390–1 1 cavity Ro...
Cubic Mold 3R single
moules-carton-LMOU

Cylindrical Cardboard Molds – 11×22 cm, 15×30 cm, 16×32 cm

Practical, lightweight and economical molds for your concrete tests Available in...
Cylindrical Cardboard Molds – 11×22 cm, 15×30 cm, 16×32 cm
Moule-Cylindrique-Readyform

Cylindrical Mould Readyform 1

READYFORM Mould 15 x 30 cm Readyform plastic With pneumatic demoulding Pneumat...
Cylindrical Mould Readyform 1
moules_cubiques_plastique

Plastic Cubic Molds

Plastic Cube Molds – 10x10 cm and 15x15 cmDiscover our range of plastic cubic mo...
Plastic Cubic Molds
moule-cylindrique-plasique

Plastic Cylindrical Molds

Plastic Cylindrical Molds – 15 x 30 cm and 16 x 32 cm Discover our robust plasti...
Plastic Cylindrical Molds
moule-prismatique

Prismatic Mould

Heavy-duty Prismatic Moulds Standard: EN 12390-1 • Manufactured according to the...
Prismatic Mould
moule-cubique-simple-acier

Simple Cubic Mold

Steel Cubic Mold 1 cavity Standard: EN 12390–1 1 cavity Weight: 14 kg for the 1...
Simple Cubic Mold
moule-cubique-triple

Triple Cubic Mold

3 Steel Cubic Mold 3R cells Standard: EN 12390–1 • 3 cells • Robust structural s...
Triple Cubic Mold

Cast concrete specimens suited to your tests

Concrete specimen moulds are used to cast specimens for compression, flexural and other tests in civil engineering laboratories.

The range includes cube, cylindrical and prismatic moulds in cast iron, plastic or cardboard, available in different sizes to suit test procedures. Selection depends on the type and dimensions of the specimen, frequency of use and demoulding conditions.