A motorized cement flow table is a laboratory apparatus designed to evaluate the workability and consistency of cement mortars and pastes by measuring their flow characteristics under standardized conditions. This device automates the process of lifting and dropping a circular table, which is essential for determining the flow value—a key indicator of the material's consistency.

• Automated Operation: Equipped with an electric motor, these tables automatically raise and drop the table top a specified number of times, typically 15 times in 15 seconds, ensuring consistent testing cycles.
• Standardized Moulds: Includes a conical brass mould (commonly 100 mm base diameter, 70 mm top diameter, and 50 mm height) for shaping the test specimen, ensuring uniformity across tests.
• Durable Construction: The table top is often made of cast-bronze or brass, materials chosen for their resistance to corrosion and wear, ensuring longevity and consistent performance.

• IS 1199-1959
• ASTM C-124
• AASHTO-T-120

• Consists of a steel table top 76.2cm (30 inch. Dia) Finely machined.
• The integral cast ribs are designed for support and strength. The stand is fabricated out of cast iron and is of study construction.
• Holes for mounting in foundations are drilled in the base plate.
• The ground and hardened steel cam is designed to fit and drop the table by 12.5mm.
• Electrically operated to raise and drop the table top, approx. 15 times in 15 seconds.
• Suitable for operation on 230 Volts, 50 cycles, A.C. supply. 

Supplied with: -

• One conical mould with two handles, 12cm height, having 17cm.
• Inside Dia at the Top and 25cm inner Dia at the base.
• Complete with a tamping rod 16mm Dia x 600mm long one end rounded.