A Hand Operated Cement Flow Table is a precision laboratory instrument used to assess the workability and consistency of cement mortars and pastes. This device is essential for quality control in construction materials testing, ensuring that cementitious mixtures meet the required performance criteria for various applications.

• Durable Construction: Typically features a brass or gunmetal table top, approximately 250–300 mm in diameter, providing a stable and durable surface for testing.
• Precision Mechanism: Equipped with a cam mechanism that allows the table to drop freely by 12 mm, facilitating standardized lifting and dropping actions for accurate testing.
• Conical Mould: Includes a conical brass or stainless-steel mould with dimensions of 100 mm base diameter, 70 mm top diameter, and 50–60 mm height, used to shape the mortar specimen.
• Manual Operation: Operated manually via a hand wheel, allowing the user to control the lifting and dropping of the table, suitable for laboratories with limited automation.
• Compact and Portable: Designed to be lightweight and compact, facilitating easy handling and storage in laboratory settings.

• ASTM C230
• EN 459-2
• EN 1015-3
• AASHTO T132

• Conical Mould: A hollow frustum of a cone, typically made of brass or stainless steel, with dimensions of 100 mm base diameter, 70 mm top diameter, and 50–60 mm height.
• Tamper: A wooden or metal tool used to compact the mortar within the mould.