Mold for Crack Bridging

Mold for crack bridging test to EN 14891

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These mold consist of six horizontal compartments so that six prismatic specimens (12 ± 0,1) mm × (40 ± 1) mm × (160 ± 1) mm, with a square hole, with (4 ± 0,1) mm side, in the middle of the narrowest face, can be prepared simultaneously.

Notes for proper use of molds:
The list below is by no means exhaustive but wants to give some recommendations for correct use of molds. For more information, please always refer to the user manual.

Molds must be kept clean and free from residues. This is essential to extend the lifespan of the molds and prevent any defects on sample surfaces. Clean the molds of any residues within 24 hours after demolding to prevent encrustations and rust.
Before casting, it is strongly recommended coat the internal mold faces with a thin layer of a demolding agent (e.g. cod. C0139/A) that facilitates removal of hardened samples during demolding operations.

Molds must be kept clean and free from residues. This is essential to extend the lifespan of the molds and prevent any defects on sample surfaces. Clean the molds of any residues within 24 hours after demolding to prevent encrustations and rust.
Before casting, it is strongly recommended coat the internal mold faces with a thin layer of a demolding agent (e.g. cod. C0139/A) that facilitates removal of hardened samples during demolding operations.

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Description

65-L0010/C

Six gang mould 12 x 40 x 160 mm according to EN 14891