Steel Slump Cone

Steel Concrete Slump Cones are seamless, heavy-gauge spun steel, plated for rust resistance with welded foot tabs and handles. Steel Slump Cones are available to meet inch (4x8x12in) or metric (100x200x300mm)WxDxH dimensional requirements.

Features:

• Made ofrugged spun steel
• Available in inch or metric measurements

MeetsTest Methods:
AASHTO T119
ASTM C 143
ASTM C 143M
BS 1881

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