Standard Spatula
Product Code : JA-M-8900
The Standard Spatula (SKU JA-M-8900) has a steel blade of a specified shape and is used in standard materials-testing procedures, such as mixing and gauging cement paste and mortar before consistency, setting time and strength tests. Using the same standard spatula for every test helps keep mixing technique consistent between operators. It has a wooden handle and a maximum weight of 340 g. It is made by JaincoLab.
Specifications
The spatula has a steel blade and a wooden handle and weighs no more than 340 g. Blade length and width are not listed and are confirmed on the quotation.
| Product | Standard Spatula |
| SKU | JA-M-8900 |
| Blade | Steel, specified shape |
| Handle | Wooden |
| Maximum weight | 340 g |
Uses of the standard spatula for cement testing
A spatula of fixed shape and weight is one of the small details that make cement test results repeatable.
- Mixing and gauging cement paste
- Preparing mortar for cube and bar specimens
- Filling Vicat and pat test moulds
- General use in cement and concrete testing laboratories
Scope of supply and ordering
The listing covers one standard spatula from JaincoLab. Accessories, spares and quantities are confirmed on the quotation.
MOQ, lead time and packing are confirmed on each quotation for the quantity and delivery destination. Spatulas are supplied singly, with cement testing sets or in bulk for colleges and tender orders.
Frequently asked questions
What is the blade made of?
Steel, with a wooden handle.
How heavy is it?
Its maximum weight is 340 g.
What are the blade dimensions?
Blade length and width are confirmed on the quotation.
Related products
Cement testing apparatus and accessories are in the Materials range; chemistry apparatus is in the chemistry lab equipment catalogue.
Request a quote
To request a quotation for the Standard Spatula, send the quantity and the delivery destination through the JaincoLab contact page or email [email protected], quoting SKU JA-M-8900. For tender or project supply, see our tenders page.
