SCC (Self Consolidating Concrete)

Self-consolidating concrete is a medium-viscosity concrete mix with low levels of yield stress and high levels of segregation resistance. When you pour self-consolidating concrete, it’s a much more fluid pouring process than you might be used to with standard concrete, which is a denser and more viscous form of concrete. Self-consolidating concrete does not require vibration or compaction to reduce the occurrence of air bubbles. As the name suggests, self-consolidating concrete can spread itself to fill your formwork with no mechanical assistance.

Because this is a different material than typical concrete, there are different methods for self-consolidating concrete spread tests. If you want to test according to the ASTM standard for self-consolidating concrete, you might be interested in our SCC Complete Test Set.

This kit includes everything you need to perform three different ASTM specification tests: the self-consolidating concrete spread test, the column segregation test, and the J-ring test. The SCC Complete Test Set includes a base plate, slump cone, beveled straight edge, segregation tester assembly, J-ring, base plate decal, and collector plate.