Concrete
- Slump
- Cube compression
- Cylinder compression
- Mix design
- Concrete core drilling
- Indirect tensile testing of cores
SANAS T1018
Fresh and hardened concrete
Concrete, masonry and core testing support production control, investigation and verification of constructed elements.
From placement to verification
Fresh-concrete observations, prepared specimens, hardened testing and extracted cores can be combined to document quality and investigate existing work.

Detailed capability
Public test guide
Each test opens a plain-language page explaining what is used, what is measured and how the result supports a project decision.
Measures the mass of a brick or masonry unit relative to its overall volume.
↗02Measures the load a masonry brick can carry before crushing.
↗03Checks masonry units for visible salt deposits that can appear after water moves through the material and evaporates.
↗04Measures how much water a dry masonry unit absorbs under specified soaking conditions.
↗05Measures the compressive load a concrete building block can withstand.
↗06Measures a building block’s resistance to bending across a supported span.
↗07Removes a cylindrical sample from hardened concrete for direct inspection and testing.
↗08Determines the compressive strength of a concrete cube made from sampled fresh concrete.
↗09Determines the compressive strength of a cylindrical concrete specimen.
↗10Selects practical proportions of cementitious material, water, aggregate and admixtures for a required concrete performance.
↗11Checks the consistency and workability of fresh concrete before or during placement.
↗12Estimates the tensile resistance of a cylindrical concrete core by loading it across its diameter.
↗13Measures the resistance of a concrete paving unit to splitting under line loading.
↗Make informed project decisions