WINDSOR PROBE
TEST
PRESENTED BY
AGLAIA
WINDSOR PROBE TEST
Measures the compressive strength of concrete
accurately and effectively.
This system accurately determines the concrete
compressive strength of a structure by driving a
probe into the concrete with a known amount of
force.
 It is simple system to operate.
An electronic measuring unit has been added
to help ensure proper test results which can
be recorded for later review or uploading to
a personal computer.
Two probe styles are available: one for
lightweight, low density concrete with air
filled aggregate and the other probe for more
standard mix designs.
FEATURES & BENEFITS
New electronic measuring system enhances
accuracy and efficiency
Measurement to 17000 psi (110 MPa)
Memory for data storage and uploading to PC
no accidental discharge and no recoil
Fast and economical use
Determines the developing strength of
concrete; improves safety, ensures quality and
reduces
Monitors the strength for rehabilitation as
concrete ages
Conforms to ASTM C-803 and other official
tests.
PROCEDURE
A. Actuating
Load the driver with a power load and probe suited
for the type of concrete being examined.
 Place the driver firmly on the actuating template
and fire.
The locating template is then used to locate the
probes at the corners of a fixed triangle.
Normally, three measurements are required for
consistent and statistically reliable results.
B. Measuring
The electronic measuring device is menu driven and
programmed for selection according to the
Following parameters.
 Aggregate hardness
 Light weight, normal, or HP concrete
 American or Metric units
The three individual tests are automatically
averaged and displayed on the LCD in
accordance with the ASTM procedure.
This data together with time and date of the test
are stored in the memory for subsequent
uploading to a PC.
 An extractor is supplied to facilitate probe
removal after the test
the Standard Windsor Probe® System includes a
depth gauge and 'Strength Chart"•for determining
the concrete strength. This is an economical
alternative for many concrete test environments.
APPLICATIONS
Form Removal
Structural Analysis
Light-weight concrete strength determination
Standard concrete strength determination
High-strength concrete strength determination
High-precision determination
Thank youFor more…. Mail to aglaiaconnect2018@gmail.com

Windsor probe test

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  • 2.
    WINDSOR PROBE TEST Measuresthe compressive strength of concrete accurately and effectively. This system accurately determines the concrete compressive strength of a structure by driving a probe into the concrete with a known amount of force.  It is simple system to operate.
  • 3.
    An electronic measuringunit has been added to help ensure proper test results which can be recorded for later review or uploading to a personal computer. Two probe styles are available: one for lightweight, low density concrete with air filled aggregate and the other probe for more standard mix designs.
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    FEATURES & BENEFITS Newelectronic measuring system enhances accuracy and efficiency Measurement to 17000 psi (110 MPa) Memory for data storage and uploading to PC no accidental discharge and no recoil Fast and economical use
  • 6.
    Determines the developingstrength of concrete; improves safety, ensures quality and reduces Monitors the strength for rehabilitation as concrete ages Conforms to ASTM C-803 and other official tests.
  • 8.
    PROCEDURE A. Actuating Load thedriver with a power load and probe suited for the type of concrete being examined.  Place the driver firmly on the actuating template and fire. The locating template is then used to locate the probes at the corners of a fixed triangle.
  • 9.
    Normally, three measurementsare required for consistent and statistically reliable results.
  • 10.
    B. Measuring The electronicmeasuring device is menu driven and programmed for selection according to the Following parameters.  Aggregate hardness  Light weight, normal, or HP concrete  American or Metric units
  • 11.
    The three individualtests are automatically averaged and displayed on the LCD in accordance with the ASTM procedure. This data together with time and date of the test are stored in the memory for subsequent uploading to a PC.  An extractor is supplied to facilitate probe removal after the test
  • 12.
    the Standard WindsorProbe® System includes a depth gauge and 'Strength Chart"•for determining the concrete strength. This is an economical alternative for many concrete test environments.
  • 13.
    APPLICATIONS Form Removal Structural Analysis Light-weightconcrete strength determination Standard concrete strength determination High-strength concrete strength determination High-precision determination
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    Thank youFor more….Mail to aglaiaconnect2018@gmail.com