The Compaction Factor Apparatus, an essential tool for accurately determining the compaction factor of concrete. This apparatus, designed for efficiency and sensitivity, consists of two conical hoppers set on a robust cylinder. Each hopper has a hinged flange and a quick-release mechanism, which allows concrete samples to flow seamlessly into the cylindrical mould.

Unlike the subjective slump test, the Compaction Factor Apparatus provides a consistent and measurable indicator of concrete workability By calculating the ratio between the weight of the partially compacted concrete and the weight of the fully compacted concrete, informed decisions can be made to ensure optimal consistency for construction projects.

This Compaction Factor Apparatus is designed to accommodate concrete with low, medium, and high workability while maintaining the highest quality and performance standards. The device is also easily removed for convenient cleaning and comes in both lightweight and heavyweight variants to meet a variety of purposes. The Compaction Factor Apparatus enables precise concrete compaction.