SM Series Slump Cone(Also Known as Abrams Cone)

Slump cones are traditionally made from seamless metal formed by a spinning process into the proper truncated cone shape. A concrete slump test is used to determine the correct water content in a batch of concrete. “Slump” is the distance, measured in inches, the concrete settles after the slump cone is removed. A concrete slump test measures the consistency of a concrete batch to see how easily the concrete will flow. The test not only observes consistency between batches, but it also identifies defects in a mix, giving the operator a chance to amend the mix before it is poured on site.