Manual and Digital Hammers

Manual Test Hammers are the most economical route for concrete compressive strength testing in the field, while Digital Test Hammers do this as well as allowing for a greater number of tests, leading to superior quality tests

The W-M-250 Manual Test Hammer is the traditional instrument used for the non-destructive testing of hardened concrete. This easy-to-use instrument provides a quick and simple test for obtaining an immediate indication of concrete strength in various parts of a structure. The minimum verifiable strength is 1400 PSI to approximately 9000 PSI. All concrete test hammers measure the surface hardness of the material they are testing; this is then correlated to concrete compressive strength.

Digital test hammers are an advanced, completely automated system for estimating concrete compressive strength. Its calculation, memory and recording functions allow for quick, easy and accurate test results. Discard values for multiple test results can be set; the mean, median and compressive strength can also be calculated. The addition of modern microprocessor technology allows the data to be stored, printed and transferred to a personal computer for further analysis, or inclusion in your reports.