The digital rebound hammer is a high-performance tool designed for non-destructive testing (NDT) of concrete compressive strength. With its cutting-edge laser detection technology and digital interface, this concrete test rebound hammer test equipment delivers accurate, repeatable results — ideal for quality control, structural inspections, and construction site evaluations.
User-Friendly Operation with Touch & Button Inputs
Optional GPS and Cloud Upload Support
Rebound hammers find extensive applications in the construction and engineering industries for evaluating the quality, strength, and integrity of concrete structures. Some of the key applications include building inspection, project acceptance, cement plant inspection and highway bridge inspection.
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Model | SISCO-RH-HT225K |
Input Method | Touch, key |
Display Mode | 2.8-inch touch LCD screen (400×240 pixels) |
System Capacity | 1000 components, maximum number of measurement areas per component is 100 |
Power Supply | Rechargeable, built-in 3200mAh high-capacity imported lithium battery |
Automatic Shutdown | Can be set to a maximum of 120 minutes |
Sensor Life | More than 200,000 times |
Measurement Range | 10-60 MPa |
Nominal Kinetic Energy | 2.207J |
Strength of Spring | 785.0±30N/m |
Stroke of Impact Hammer | 75mm |
Friction of Pointer | 0.65±0.15N |
Stretch Length of Spring | 75±0.3mm |
Working Length of Spring | 61.5±0.3mm |
Spherical Radius of the End of the Impact Rod | 25±1.0mm |
Indication Consistency Error | ≤±0.5 |
Anvil Calibration Rebound Value | 80±2 |
Strength Test Compressive Strength Range | 10~60 MPa |
Q1: What is a digital rebound hammer and how does it work?
A1: A digital rebound hammer is a non-destructive testing (NDT) device used to assess the compressive strength of concrete. It measures the rebound value of a spring-loaded mass impacting the concrete surface. The digital version features a touchscreen interface, laser sensor for higher accuracy, and real-time display of test results.
Q2: How accurate is the digital rebound hammer compared to analog models?
A2: Thanks to its advanced laser detection module, the digital rebound hammer offers greater measurement precision by eliminating friction and mechanical contact. This leads to moreÂ
consistent and reliable concrete strength readings, especially over extended periods of use.
Q3: Can the rebound hammer connect to a printer or PC?
A3: Yes, the device has a built-in Bluetooth module that supports optional Bluetooth printers for on-site printing of test results. It also includes dedicated PC software for data analysis,Â
report generation, and result archiving.
Tips: Is the digital rebound hammer suitable for all types of concrete testing?
Yes, the digital rebound hammer is widely used for non-destructive concrete strength tests on a variety of structures, including bridges, tunnels, buildings, and precast elements. It complies with international concrete testing standards and is ideal for on-site inspections as well as quality control in construction projects.
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