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Concrete material testing
James Fisher Testing Services provides a comprehensive scope of testing to assess the quality of fresh and hardened concrete, both on-site and in our UKAS accredited laboratories.
Concrete is the most widely used construction material in the world, and as such it is important to establish it has sufficient strength for the intended purpose.
Concrete testing by an experienced third-party such as JFTS is necessary to ensure strict compliance to industry regulations and quality standards.
We can deliver concrete testing for every stage of your project. From on-site slump testing as you pour your concrete mix to testing hardened samples for indicative characteristics in our UKAS accredited laboratories.
Our concrete testing includes:
| Test | Regulatory standard |
| Block compressive strength (set of six) | BS EN 772-1 : 2011 |
| Block flatness | BS EN 772-20 : 2000 |
| Block moisture movement | BS EN 772-14 : 2002 |
| Block net and gross density | BS EN 772-13 : 2000 |
| Block net dimensions | BS EN 772-16 : 2011 |
| Block thermal properties | EN 1745 |
| Block water absorption by capilliary action | BS EN 772-11 : 2011 |
| Compressive strength of cores | BS EN 12504-1 |
| Compressive strength of cubes | BS EN 12390-3 |
| Cut cube from beam | N/A |
| De-moulding (ploystyrene moulds) | N/A |
| De-moulding (steel moulds) | N/A |
| Density of hardened concrete | BS EN 12390-7 |
| Depth of carbonation | BS 1881: Part 201 |
| Depth of penetration of water | BS EN 12390-8 |
| Fibre content of reinforced concrete | N/A |
| Flexural and shear strength on lintels | BS 846-9 : 2000 |
| Flexural strength according to British Standard | BS EN 14651 |
| Flexural strength, beams according to British Standard | BS EN 12390-5 |
| Grinding of cubes or cores | N/A |
| Mortar cubes | BS 4551 |
| Mortar flexural and compressive strength | EN1015-11 |
| Tensile splitting strength | BS EN 12390-6 |
| Trim a beam | N/A |
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