HT-225 Concrete Test Hammer | Concrete Rebound Tester


Product Description

Mechanical rebound hammer for concrete strength testing

HT-225 Concrete Test Hammer

Keywords: HT-225 concrete test hammer, concrete rebound hammer 10–60 MPa, mechanical concrete rebound tester, concrete strength testing hammer, concrete test hammer for bridges

The HT-225 concrete test hammer is a mechanical rebound hammer for assessing the compressive strength of building concrete components and bridges. Its 2.207 J impact energy and 10–60 MPa test range support routine field evaluations using the rebound method. The external pointer slider can be adjusted to help maintain consistent movement, and the instrument retains a mechanical reading scale for direct field use.

HT-225 Concrete Test Hammer  

Key Features

1.  Designed for rebound testing of concrete components and bridge structures.

2.  Provides a test range of 10–60 MPa with a standard impact energy of 2.207 J.

3.  Uses an imported center rod designed for wear resistance during repeated testing.

4.  Protective housing is available in aluminum or high-polymer material.

5.  External pointer slider allows friction adjustment to support consistent operation.

6.  Compact 278 mm body weighs approximately 1 kg for practical field handling.

Built for Real Use

HT-225 Concrete Test Hammer — Dust felt ring and cover cap rubber ring        

Dust felt ring and cover cap rubber ring

HT-225 Concrete Test Hammer — End cover rubber ring        

End cover rubber ring

HT-225 Concrete Test Hammer — Internal guide key        

Internal guide key

Technical Specifications

ParameterSpecification
Product modelHT-225
Test range10–60 MPa
Standard impact energy2.207 J (0.225 kgf·m)
Rebound hammer stroke75 mm
Pointer slider friction0.5–0.8 N
Spherical tip radius25 ± 1 mm
Average rebound value on steel anvil80 ± 2
Housing materialAluminum or high-polymer material
DimensionsΦ54 × 278 mm
WeightApproximately 1 kg
Referenced standardsGB/T 9138-1988; JJG 817-93; JGJ/T 23-2011; ASTM C805

Applications

1.  Concrete strength assessment for building components.

2.  Rebound testing of bridge structures and related concrete construction.

3.  Field inspection and routine concrete quality checks using the rebound method.