Concrete test hammers are one of the most widely used instruments in the field of non-destructive testing and Elcometer offer both mechanical and digital models.
This gauge consists of a spring loaded plunger which, when released, strikes the surface with fixed and constant impact energy. During the rebound stroke, the mass moves a pointer that indicates the maximum point of return and at the same time indicates a reference value called Rebound Number.
This number, converted by the correlations available on the hammer, gives the compression resistance value in respect of the impact angle.
| Part Number | Description | Certificate |
| W181----1 | Elcometer 181 Analogue Concrete Test Hammer - MPa / psi scale |
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| Accuracy | Better than ±2 Rebound Number (When tested on Calibration Anvil at 80) | |
| Resolution | 2 Rebound Number(s) | |
| Range | 10 to 100 Rebound Number(s) | |
| Dimensions | Hammer: 280mm (11.02") length x 55mm (2.17") diameter, In Case: 350mm (13.78") length x 80mm (3.15") diameter | |
| Weight | 1.5kg (3.3lb) with case | |
| Packing List | Elcometer 181 analogue concrete test hammer, plastic storage case, abrasive stone & operating instructions | |