Marshall Stability Test Apparatus with Proving Ring

The Marshall stability test apparatus is a key tool used in the Marshall test apparatus for evaluating the stability and flow characteristics of asphalt mixes. Often referred to as Marshall testing equipment, this setup is crucial for performing the stab test apparatus, which measures the resistance of asphalt to deformation under load. The Marshall stability apparatus helps in determining the strength and durability of asphalt mixtures, ensuring they meet industry standards for road construction. Commonly known as Marshall apparatus, this equipment provides essential data for designing and assessing high-performance asphalt pavements.

It is used to do the Marshall stability test for bituminous materials.

The apparatus is used to determine thermal stability of bituminous mix material and capability of resisting-plastic deformation and flow value of the material as well as providing accurate basis For the composition of bituminous mix material.