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Concrete Test Equipment

Proceq is a global leader in the development and distribution of portable, non destructiveconcrete test equipment that enables contractors to improve their performance while lowering their costs for on-site investigations of concrete properties.
With the Profometer 5+ and the Canin+, Proceq presents an ideally matched package solution for the location and analysis of reinforcing bars in the concrete: after getting a clear picture of the reinforcement of the concrete with the rebar detection equipment the user is able to examine the corrosion potential with the corrosion analyzing equipment. With the Profoscope, Proceq combined a rebar detector and a concrete cover meter into one fully integrated, cordless instrument that stands out from traditional test equipment through its unique real-time rebar visualization. Proceq invented the OriginalSchmidt hammer, the world’s first and most widely used test equipment for concrete strength properties. The latest generation of test hammers, theSilverSchmidt ST/PC provides unmatched repeatability and combines the best of theOriginalSchmidt test equipment with state-of-the art technology.
Proceq continues the success story of the famous Pundit family with the Pundit Lab, the most versatile ultrasonic test equipment for concrete, featuring on-line data acquisition, waveform analysis and full remote control of all transmission parameters.  

Rebar Detection

Concrete Test Hammer

Rebar Detector - ProfoscopeConcrete Test Hammer - SilverSchmidt
Profometer 5+ | Profoscope | Profoscope+SilverSchmidt | Original Schmidt | Digi Schmidt

Moisture & Corrosion Analysis

Ultrasonic Testing

Corrosion Analysis – Canin+Ultrasonic Test Equipment - Pundit Lab
Hygropin | Canin+ | ResipodPundit Lab | Pundit Lab+

Pull Off Testing

Permeability Analysis

Pull Off Tester - DynaPermeability Tester - Torrent
DynaTorrent
Please feel free to contact us for more information on portable non destructive concrete test equipment. 

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  1. Anonymous16 July 2013 at 01:25

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  2. Unknown5 January 2015 at 23:48

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