Tools and supplies

Taking an aggregate sample from the stockpile, filling a mould, striking off a specimen or moving 8 kg concrete cubes around: everyday work calls for simple, tough laboratory tools. Stainless steel scoops, hammers, mallets, spatulas, floats, shovels, buckets, gloves, wheelbarrows and transport trolleys, all in one place. Add them to your equipment order and they will arrive together.

Stainless steel scoops

Steel Hammer

Pick mattock

Steel Mallet

Rubber mallet

Rigid Spatula

Trowel

Rectangular Trowel

Shovel

Tyre rubber basket

Gloves

Wheel barrow

Trolley

Trolley 2 shelves

Tool by task

TaskTool
Taking and splitting samplesStainless steel scoop, shovel and 18 l bucket
Filling, compacting and striking offSpatula, trowel, float and rubber mallet
Breaking and preparingHammer, club hammer and double pick
Protecting handsGloves
Moving loadsReinforced site wheelbarrow and transport trolleys for moulds and specimens

Why order your tools from Proeti?

To get a price, click Budget on each product page and send one request with everything you need. If you would rather talk to us, write to us or call +34 916 28 29 40.

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Laboratory tools FAQs

What tools are used in a materials testing laboratory?

Tools for taking and handling samples (shovels, scoops, buckets), for filling and striking off moulds (spatulas, trowels, floats, and rubber mallets to tap the mould and release trapped air) and for preparing samples (hammers and club hammers). Trolleys for moving moulds and specimens complete the set.

Why use stainless steel scoops?

Because they do not rust or shed particles that would contaminate the sample, they clean easily and they stand up to cement and moisture. This matters for samples that will be analysed chemically.

How do you transport specimens without damaging them?

Well supported and without knocks, especially in the first hours, when the concrete is still weak. Two-tier trolleys let you move several moulds or specimens at once to the curing tank or room.

The specimens and moulds handled with these tools are in concrete.