| Materials Testing M.T.C., Inc. has three fully equipped, nationally accredited and WABO certified labs,
to offer our clients a wide range of laboratory testing for concrete, masonry,
aggregates, soils, asphalt and fireproofing materials. Our knowledgeable and
efficient staff will ensure that your testing needs are met in a timely fashion,
with the reliability and accuracy that you need. Our labs perform
inter-laboratory proficiency testing, as administered by the Cement and Concrete
Reference Laboratory (CCRL), the AASHTO Materials Reference Laboratory (AMRL)
and the Northwest Concrete Masonry Association (NWCMA). The proficiency programs
that we currently participate in are: concrete, concrete masonry units,
coarse aggregates, fine aggregates, soils, hot mix asphalt design and hot mix
asphalt ignition oven.
Some of the services we provide include:
CONCRETE & MASONRY
Concrete and masonry compression testing
Concrete Beam flexural testing
Shotcrete testing
Unit weight and yield
Moisture emission testing
Mix designs
Time of set
AGGREGATES
Sieve analysis
Specific gravity and absorption
Sand equivalent value
Durability index
Sulfate soundness
Flat and elongated particles
Fine aggregate angularity
FIREPROOFING
Cohesion/Adhesion Testing
Density
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ASPHALT
Marshall mix designs
Bitumen content
Rice density
Stability and flow
Bulk specific gravity
Air voids analysis
SOILS
Hydrometer analysis and infiltration rate
Moisture density relationship (�Proctor�)
California Bearing Ratio
Organic content
Atterberg Limits
Specific gravity of soils
Soil-cement mix designs
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All MTC reports and documents can be made available online to our clients via the Digital PaperRoute (DPR). Using DPR users have the ability to track, download and sort every MTC report for a project from any web browser. Click here to find out more about this powerful project management tool that MTC offers at no extra cost. |
Forensic evaluation of asphalt concrete pavements
Rice density apparatus for asphalt analysis
Sand equivalency of soil and aggregate
Nationally accredited materials laboratory
Engineering index properties of soil and aggregates
Compressive strength of concrete, grout, mortar, masonry, epoxy
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