The Cement and Concrete Reference Laboratory (CCRL) is a division of ASTM International, aiming to improve the quality of testing in the construction materials industry through its Laboratory Inspection and Proficiency Sample Programs. CCRL provides the instruction, guidance, and clarification needed to apply ASTM standards in a professional, accurate, and consistent manner.
Provides a comprehensive account of how a laboratory's procedures, practices, equipment, and facilities compare with ASTM standards requirements.
Supports accreditation programs conducted by others, allowing laboratories to check consistency of their testing and identify problems with equipment or procedures.
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- More than 15 years in business
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- ASTM International
CCRL is a division of ASTM International, ensuring compliance with ASTM standards.
