Concrete Cube Test Register Excel Format – PDF & Excel Sample
Download a sample concrete cube test register in Excel and PDF format. This log was generated using QMix Logbook, a free browser-based concrete QA/QC log tool for recording ready-mix concrete pours, batch tickets, samples, and test results.
The sample can be used as a reference format for project QA/QC records, concrete testing follow-up, and ready-mix concrete documentation.
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What this concrete test register includes
The sample log includes the main fields normally needed to follow up concrete pours and crushing test results in a clear project register:
- Project name, job number, client, consultant, contractor, and specification reference
- Pour date and time
- Location or structural element
- Concrete grade or mix code
- Batch ticket and truck number
- Concrete quantity
- Slump and concrete temperature
- Sample information and sample IDs
- 7-day and 28-day test result follow-up
- Acceptance status and QA/QC remarks
Generated by QMix Logbook
This Excel and PDF sample was generated by QMix Logbook. Instead of starting from a blank spreadsheet, you can use the tool to create your own concrete QA/QC log, add pour records, and export updated reports when needed.
Your project file stays with you. QMix Logbook lets you save the log as a project file on your own drive, reload it later, continue adding pour records, and export Excel or PDF reports without storing the project log in the cloud.
Create your own concrete QA/QC log
Use QMix Logbook to record concrete pours, sample references, test result follow-up, and acceptance status for your project.
Open Free QMix Logbook ToolWhen to use this format
Use this concrete cube test register format when you need a simple record for ready-mix concrete pours, sample tracking, and concrete strength test follow-up. It is suitable as a sample QA/QC log format for contractors, consultants, site engineers, and quality engineers.
For a more detailed explanation of slump, sample records, 7-day strength, 28-day strength, and why concrete logs matter, see the related ready-mix concrete QA/QC guide when available.