California Bearing Ratio Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : TVT-STE-10546
The California Bearing Ratio equipment listing covers Tvet Equipments' range of CBR test moulds, offered in a wide selection of sizes and materials to suit different soil testing and compaction requirements.
How It Works
Soil is compacted into a CBR mould at a specified rammer weight, blow count and drop height (matching standard or modified Proctor compaction); the compacted specimen, still in its mould, is then tested on a CBR loading machine to determine its penetration resistance relative to a standard crushed-stone reference.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Product Scope | CBR test moulds — wide range of sizes and materials |
Applications
CBR moulds are used together with a compaction hammer and CBR loading machine to prepare and test soil specimens per ASTM D1883 and IS 2720 Part 16 (California Bearing Ratio test), a standard pavement subgrade/subbase design test for road and airfield construction.
Related Products & Category
Browse the full Soil Testing Equipment range, or see Advance CBR Loading Tester 50kN and Automatic Proctor / CBR Soil Compactor.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does this listing cover?
A general range of CBR test moulds available in various sizes and materials, used alongside a compaction hammer and CBR loading machine to prepare and test soil specimens.
Where can I find detailed specifications for a specific mould size?
Confirm exact mould dimensions, material and weight options directly with Tvet Equipments, as this listing covers the general product range rather than one specific variant.
What equipment is needed alongside a CBR mould?
A compaction hammer (or automatic compactor) to prepare the specimen, and a CBR loading machine to test the compacted specimen’s penetration resistance.
Request a Quote
For a price on the California Bearing Ratio, send us the quantity, the standard or test method it is for and where it should be delivered. Send an enquiry to Tvet Equipments.
Last updated: September 2026
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