Mortar
Mortar is a building material consisting mainly of a binding agent (e.g. lime or cement), aggregates with a maximum grain size of 4 mm and water, which harden by a chemical reaction of the binding agents.
The mortar is primarily used for the durable and weatherproof bonding of bricks and for plastering walls and ceilings. It is produced either in the factory or directly at the construction site.
In practice, there are countless mortar products with sometimes very different mechanical and physical properties. Masonry mortars, for example, must above all be pressure-resistant.
The physical properties are defined in the international testing standards to which Toni Technik’s testing machines and equipment are designed for
Testing instruments
Testing machines
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Measure and control
Testing instruments
for Mortar
Testing Machines
for Mortar
Compression Test Plant ToniZEM
Test plant in compact design for efficient compressive strength tests on cement and other binding materials, preferably on:
– prisms 40 x 40 x 160 mm according to EN 196 and ISO 679,
– cubes with 50 mm (2 inch) edge length according to ASTM C 109
– cubes with 70.7 mm edge length according to BS 1881.
Compression and Bending Test Plant ToniPRAX
Combined test plant for the standard-compliant testing of the compressive and flexural strength of cement and other binding materials, preferably for the efficient quality control of:
- Prisms 40 x 40 x 160 mm according to EN 196 and ISO 679,
- Cubes 50 mm (2 inch) edge length according to ASTM C 109
- Cubes 70.7 mm edge length according to BS 1881
Testing Devices
In addition to the testing machines Toni Technik offers a wide range of testing devices. This range includes among others various compression-, bending- and splitting tensile devices that will save the time-consuming retrofitting of your machine and make your machine more universally applicable.
