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A key element of successful concrete testing is selecting the right representative sample. This blog post covers standard practices for concrete sampling and how to optimize your concrete testing process.
The new Mechanical Marshall Compactors from Gilson raise the bar for asphalt specimen testing with improved performance and features, including a fully enclosed compaction mechanism, a safety interlock switch, and reduced noise. Read to learn why a Gilson Mechanical Marshall Asphalt Compactor can benefit your testing lab.
Superpave Gyratory Compactors test the durability of Superpave asphalt mixes for healthy, long-lasting pavement. Read our latest blog to learn about the practical uses of this storied press and compare models offered by Gilson.
Should your lab be accredited? Accreditation builds up your lab's reputation by ensuring accountability and quality control. Learn about accreditation standards and agencies to see which option best suits your lab.
Concrete compressive strength has steadily evolved over the last century. Read about how Rigid Frame Concrete Compression Machines can withstand today's high-performance concrete mix designs.
Through the Federal Highway Administration Mobile Concrete Technology Center, concrete testing, equipment, and educational opportunities are delivered nationwide. Learn more about this mobile concrete lab and its initiatives in our latest blog.
Gilson proudly offers a variety of Fritsch laboratory equipment for particle size reduction. Read this blog to learn about the Fritsch products available and how to choose the right instrument for your sample preparation needs.
Self-consolidating concrete (SCC) is fresh concrete that does not require vibration in order to consolidate. In this blog, we discuss the tests commonly performed on SCC and the type of equipment used.
Performing regular maintenance on your Gilson Testing Screen will ensure its longevity and optimum performance. In our latest blog, we share maintenance and repair tips to maximize the service life of your device.
Internally Cured Concrete (ICC) effectively ensures that cementious materials have appropriate access to moisture to enhance concrete durability. Learn more about this technique and its importance for construction materials testing labs.
