Marshall Testing Equipment

Flow values are determined with specimens in a Marshall Breaking Head for loading in our quality Marshall Stability Load Frames. Gilson supplies every necessary component for advanced Marshall testing.

• Marshall Stability Systems are highly customizable Load Frames outfitted with a wide selection of analog or digital components for measuring, displaying, and recording the load and flow of asphalt specimens.
• Marshall Compactors are used to compact asphalt into molds to prepare specimens for Marshall testing.
• Marshall Compaction Mold Sets & Components are molds, bases, or collars sold individually to expedite sample processing or to replace existing equipment.
• Circular Paper Discs are made of heavy, tear-resistant paper to prevent material from sticking to the Compactor or Hammer surfaces.
• Sample Ejectors quickly extrude compacted soil or asphalt samples from soil density or Marshall compaction molds.
• Budget Sample Ejector is used for specimen extraction using the loading mechanism of a load frame.
• Water Baths use heated water to condition Marshall Stability specimens prior to loading.
• Conditioning Chamber holds samples for IDEAL-CT, SCB, I-FIT, or other tests at precise, PID-controlled temperatures 
• Lottman Breaking Heads determine Lottman or Indirect Tensile values of asphalt mixes and are supplied with a base and top for use in Marshall Stability Load Frames.
• Marshall Breaking Heads have upper and lower segments to fit asphalt specimens for loading in Marshall Stability Load Frames.
• Semi-Circular Bend Test Fixture determines the toughness and low-temperature fracture energy of asphalt mixtures.
• Ideal-RT Test Fixture is used for determining resistance to rutting (rutting tolerance) at high temperatures of asphalt mixture.
• Asphalt Tack Coat/Interlayer Shear Strength Apparatus measures the shear strength of the tack coat material between two asphalt layers.
• Dial Flow Meters manually measure flow in Marshall Load Frame assemblies.

For more information on Marshall Testing Equipment, here are our related blogs:

• Asphalt Tack Coat: Testing Shear Strength
• Marshall Test Method: Everything You Need to Know