Custom Size and Mould Development supports laboratories and site teams in defining and purchasing the correct specimen mould. The scope covers requirement definition, method and size verification, quantity planning and product-code checks before delivery.
Requirement review
The referenced method, specimen geometry, target dimensions, daily casting volume and available equipment are reviewed. Unsupported conformity or performance claims are not added to the quotation.
- Standard or specification
- Cube, cylinder or prism geometry
- Internal size and tolerance
- Quantity and delivery target
Technical scope
Technical review of non-catalogue specimen mould requirements, drawings, tolerances and manufacturability. Catalogue products are compared by size, material and body weight. Custom requests require a drawing or dimension list for manufacturability review.
Documented process
The enquiry is recorded with product code and revision information. The quotation clearly states product name, size, quantity, pricing basis and estimated lead time.
- Technical review
- Written quotation
- Order confirmation
- Dispatch check
Typical customers
Ready-mixed concrete plants, laboratories, inspection bodies, construction sites, universities and quality control units can use this service. Bulk orders may include spare-mould and split-delivery planning.
Reliable results in practice
Specimen mould selection is only one part of the concrete or mortar testing workflow. Comparable results also require representative sampling, correct placing and compaction, clear specimen identification and curing under the conditions required by the applicable procedure. Inspect the mould before use. Hardened residue, cracks, severe wear or visible distortion should trigger cleaning, dimensional verification or replacement. On products designed for compressed-air release, keep the inlet clear and apply pressure gradually; do not force the specimen with impact tools. Before purchase, confirm the product code, internal dimensions, body weight and material in writing. This prevents confusion between products that have similar names but different geometries. Where the laboratory quality system requires it, verify internal dimensions at planned intervals with suitable measuring equipment and retain the inspection records. The current project specification and the latest edition of the referenced test standard always take precedence over general product information.
Quotation and technical support
Submit the standard, size, quantity and delivery city through the quotation form.
