Flow Table Hand Operated Cement : ( AEC - 40602)

• A Hand Operated Flow Table is a manually controlled testing device used in construction material laboratories to determine the consistency,
  flowability, and workability of cement mortars. It helps in assessing how the cement mix behaves under vibration-like conditions by observing the
  spread of mortar on a flat table.
• To evaluate the flow value of cement mortar or lime.
  Measure workability of mortars before application.
  Identify the influence of water-cement ratio and additives.
• Use in quality control, research, and site testing.
  Help design mixes suitable for masonry, plastering, and flooring.

• A mortar mix is placed into a standard brass flow mould mounted centrally on the table.
• The mould is filled and then carefully removed.
  The table is manually lifted and dropped 25 times using the cam mechanism.
• As the table drops, the mortar spreads outward due to its plasticity.
• The spread diameter is measured in two perpendicular directions to find
  the average.

• Sturdy and compact design suitable for labs and on-site use.
• Precision-ground table surface for accurate spread measurement.
• Smooth cam-action lever ensures uniform drop height.
• Easy assembly and dismantling for transport.
• No electrical power needed, ideal for remote sites.
• Rust-resistant surface with protective coating.
• High repeatability and conformity with IS codes.