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81 Nos of List Use Construction Tools and Pieces of Equipment

List Use Construction Tools and Pieces of Equipment

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  • Civil Engineering Tools and Equipment
    • List of Construction Tools and Pieces of Equipment
    • Construction Tools

Civil Engineering Tools and Equipment

Construction tools list for building construction works such as concrete, brick masonry, levelling, woodworks, floor works, slab works, bricklaying, plastering, etc. is provided.

Every construction tool is necessary to achieve good results in the whole project.

List of Construction Tools and Pieces of Equipment

Here we are show

Sr.No.

Name of Material / Product

Image

Use / Application

1.

Backhoe

Backhoe

To excavate the earth up to 3m depth.

2.

Binding Hook

Binding Hook

To tie the binding wire in reinforcement.

3.

Block Plane (Wooden)

Block Plane (Wooden)

This tool is used in Door and window wood works.

4.

Bolster

Bolster

Bolster is like chisel but it is used to cut bricks. Its cutting edge is wider than the width of brick. It is useful for accurate cutting of bricks.

5.

Boning Rod

Boning Rod

Boning rods are made of wood and they are T shape. They are used to level the excavated trench throughout its length. Minimum three boning rods are used to level the trench surface.

6.

Brick Hammer

Brick Hammer

Brick hammer is used to cut the bricks and also used to push the bricks if they come out of the course line.

7.

Bulldozer

Bulldozer

A bulldozer is a crawle with a substantial metal plate used fitted to push large amounts of soil, sand, dirt or other materials when construction or remodeling and usually push on the back with a claw mechanism to loosen densely-compacted materials.

8.

Bump Cutter / Screed

Bump Cutter / Screed

This tool is used to level fresh concrete surface especially in slab concrete.

9.

Chisel

Chisel

To remove the settled mortar from the floor.

Also, read: How to Building Construction Process Step by Step

Sr.No.

Name of Material / Product

Image

Use / Application

10.

Circular Saw

Circular Saw

To cut the Steel rods and wood materials.

11.

Concrete Mixer Trucks

concrete mixer truck

To transport the RMC from plant to site.

12.

Cordless Drill

This tool is used to make pilot holes, replacing jumper (special type of drill should be used while drilling concrete).

13.

Core Cutter Machine

Core Cutter Machine

To cut the concrete at particular diameter.

14.

Crow Bar

Crow Bar

To remove the nails from shuttering board.

15.

De-Watering Pump

De-Watering Pump

To de-water the seepage water.

16.

Digging Bar

Digging Bar

To dig & loose the soil.

17.

Dozer

Dozer

To level the earth surface.

18.

Drilling Machine

Drilling Machine

To make a hole in steel or wooden surface.

19.

Dumpers

Dumpers

A dump truck is a vehicle designed to transport bulk material, often in construction. It has a open jump ahead with the driver seat , and consist of a large boxlike body to contain materials. A dumper usually has 4 Wheels, where the entire load and the movement depends on.

Also, read: Different Between Clamp Burning and Kiln Burning | What Is Clamp Burning | What IS Kiln Burning

Sr.No.

Name of Material / Product

Image

Use / Application

20.

Earth Rammer

Earth Rammer

To compact the earth surface.

21.

End Frames

End Frames

Their use is similar to the line and pins. But instead of pins, L shaped frames are used at the end of thread which hold the brick work effectively and level the alignment accurately.

22.

Excavator

Excavator

To excavate the earth up to 5m depth.

23.

Forklift

Forklift

To lift and transport materials.

24.

Framing Hammer

Framing Hammer

This tool is used to drive and remove nails.

25.

Framing Square

Framing Square

This tool is used in Brickwork, Plastering to check right angle.

26.

Gloves

Gloves

Avoiding to direct contact with dangerous material or machinery.

27.

Grader

Grader

A grader is a construction machine with a long blade used to create a flat surface. It is commonly called in names such as road grader, a blade, a maintainer and motor grader,Graders are mostly been used in road construction for construction and maintenance of dirt roads and gravel roads.

28.

Hammer

Hammer

To insert the nails into the board or wall.

29.

Hand Drill

Hand Drill

This tool is used in hole in any material

Also, read: What Is DLC (Dry Lean Concrete) | Advantge of DLC (Dry Lean Concrete )

Sr.No.

Name of Material / Product

Image

Use / Application

30.

Hand Saw

Hand Saw

This tool is used in wood works and shuttering.

31.

Hand Vibrator

Hand Vibrator

This vibrator use small area vibrtion like column and beam.

32.

Head Pan

Head Pan

To transport the material.

33.

Helmet

Safety Helmet

The safety helmet should be necessary in construction works. Any material or structure may fall from height during construction work. So, to protect the head from injury or any fatal accident, this safety helmet should be used.

34.

Hoe

Hoe

To excavate the earth or to dig a trench.

35.

Hoist

Hoist

Hoist use of tie material and other normal woark.

36.

Hoist lift

Hoist lift

Hoist is a device for raising or lowering a load by means of a drum or wheel lift to which wraps the rope or chain. It can be operated by hand, is driven electrically or pneumatically, and the chain or wire rope fibers are used as lifting device.

37.

Hydra Crane

Hydra Crane

To Lift the heavyweight items.

38.

Scoop

Scoop

This use in QC department for material

39.

Jack Hammer

Jack Hammer

To break stone or concrete.

Also, read: What Is Shear Wall | Classification of Shear Walls |Advantages of Shear Wall | Functions of Shear Wall | Important Point Shera Wall

Sr.No.

Name of Material / Product

Image

Use / Application

40.

Jack Plane(M.S.)

Jack Plane

Jack plane is used in the wood work to smoothen the surface of doors and windows etc.

41.

Ladder

Ladder

Ladder is also required in construction works. To check slab work, to transport material to the higher floors, to paint the walls etc.

42.

Line and Pins

Line and Pins

Line and pins consists a thread whose ends are connected with two solid metal rods with pin points. It is used to level the alignment of brick course while brick laying.

43.

Line Level

Line Level

This tool is used to check horizontal level in brickwork, plastering , flooring and tile works.

44.

Mason’s Square

Mason’s Square

Mason’s square is used to achieve perfect right angle at the corner of masonry wall. It is “L” shape. First course is laid properly using Mason’s square then based on the first, remaining layers of bricks are set out.

45.

Masonry Trowel

Masonry Trowel

This tool is used to place cement mortar.

46.

Measurement Tape

Measurement Tape

To measure the length.

47.

Measuring Box

Measuring Box

To measure the exact quantity while mixing the concrete or mortar.

48.

Measuring Wheel

Measuring Wheel

To measure the length.

49.

Mixer Machine

Mixer Machine

To mix the material for preparing the concrete.

Also, read: Requirements of Good DPC | Prevention of Dampness: Use of DPC | Methods of Damp proofing

Sr.No.

Name of Material / Product

Image

Use / Application

50.

Needle Vibrator

Needle Vibrator

To level and settle the fresh concrete while pouring the concrete into reinforcement.

51.

Pick Axe

 Pick Axe

Pick axe is used to excavate the soil. It is more suitable for hard soil which is quite difficult to dig with spade or hoe.

52.

Pile Driller Machine

Pile Driller Machine

To dig the earth at deep.

53.

Plate Vibrator

Plate Vibrator

This tool is used to vibrate the concrete in a thin section like slab while pouring. For workability purpose, we all add water to concrete. To avoid that we are using vibrators.

54.

Plumb Rule

Plumb Rule

Plumb rule is used to check the vertical line of wall whether it is perfect vertical or not. It contains a straight wood board with uniform edges. On its center a groove is provided in which plumb bob is situated. When the rule is placed vertically with the wall the plumb bob should be in the groove line otherwise the wall will not be vertical.

55.

Plumb Bob

Plumb Bob

Using to check the surface vertical alignment.

56.

Polisher

Polisher

This tool is used to smoothen the surface (wood or marble flooring).

57.

Putty Knife

Putty Knife

Putty knife is used level the putty finishing and also used to reduce the thickness of finish when it is more thick.

58.

Wier Brush

Wire Brush

This use cleaning of any material.

59.

Rebound Hammer

Rebound Hammer

To check the Compressive strength of concrete at Site.

Also, read: What Is Admixture | Types of Admixtures

Sr.No.

Name of Material / Product

Image

Use / Application

60.

Wooden Float

Wooden Float

To provide even surface while plastering

61.

Road Header Machine

Road Header Machine

A road header machine called a boom type road header. Road headers are advanced, self forced and extremely powerful rock cutting machines are designed to excavate roadways, tunnels and compartments continuously without using volatile. Powered electro hydraulically, they produce no fumes and are used extensively in mineral mining.

62.

Road Roller

Road Roller

To compact the earth.

63.

Rubber Boots

rubber boots

Avoiding direct contact with dangerous materials or machinery.

64.

Safety Belt

Safety Belt

Should wear while doing work at heights.

65.

Safety Googles

Safety Googles

Avoiding direct contact with dangerous materials.

66.

Sand Screening Machine

Sand Screening Machine

To sieve the sand.

67.

Scratchers

Scratchers

Plastering of a surface is carried out layer wise. Minimum 2 coats are necessary for plastering. To provide the good bond between the coats, bottom layer is scratched with a tool called scratchers.

68.

Skid Steer Loaders

Skid Steer Loaders

A skid loader or skid-steer loader is a small rigid frame, engine-powered machine with lift arms used to attach a wide variety of labor-saving tools or attachments.Though occasionally they are equipped with tracks, skid-steer loaders are typically four-wheel vehicles with the wheels mechanically locked in synchronization on each side, and the left-side drive wheels can be driven independently of the right-side drive wheels.

69.

Wheel Barrow

Wheel Barrow

To transport the materials inside the site.

Also, read: Estimation for Building Works | Centre Line Method | Long and Short Wall or Out and in to in a method

Sr.No.

Name of Material / Product

Image

Use / Application

70.

Spade

Spade

To excavate the earth or to dig a trench.

71.

Sprit Level

Sprit Level

To check the horizontal surface level.

72.

Straight Edge Brushes

Straight Edge Brushes

Straight edge brushes are used to provide finishing to the plastered surface especially at corners and edges of walls.

73.

Tile Cutter

Tile Cutter

To cut the tiles at the right size.

74.

Tower Crane

Tower Crane

This crane use of material transport one building to another building in air.

75.

Trenchers Cutter

Trenchers Cutter

HomeMachinery And EquipmentUse of Trenchers in construction advantage and disadvantages Use of Trenchers in construction advantage and disadvantages admin May 20, 2015 Machinery and Equipment No Comments It is sometimes called as Ditchers or Trenches, are similar to excavators in the sense that penetrate the soil, break soil and rock, and from the earth. . They differ from excavators in that the soil is removed in one continuous movement. Digging trenches for pipes used specifically for, but other machines have been improvised in the past in order to serve this purpose.

Also, read: Mortar Vs Grout | What Is Motor and Grout | Type of Motor and Grout | Difference Between Mortar and Grout

Sr.No.

Name of Material / Product

Image

Use / Application

76.

Trowel (Hand)

Trowel (Hand)

Used in masonry and plastering works to place the mortar.

77.

Vacuum Blower

To clean the dust from the floor.

78.

Water Level

Water Level.

To mark the spot level.

79.

Water Tanker

Water Tanker

This use of storage of water specific location.

80.

Wedge

Wedge

Wedge is a small hard metal blade which is used to cut the rock surfaces with the help of sledge hammer.

81.

Welding Machine Set

Welding Machine Set

To joint the different pieces of steel.

Short Note

Construction Tools

Hand tools, such as; screwdrivers, brushes, trowels, wrenches, knives, crimpers, clamps, and so on. Power tools, which may be powered by electricity, compressed air, liquid fuel, hydraulic power, or powder-actuated and might include; mixers, saws, cutters, drills, grinders, guns, breakers, and so on.

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Comments

  1. shakoor Ahmed says

    24th November 2020 at 8:06 pm

    thanks sir

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  2. Haris Parikh says

    8th January 2021 at 6:13 pm

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  3. Moyn says

    21st January 2021 at 11:21 am

    Really informative. All civil engineer need to know about all these tools. I appreciate the post for sharing

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  5. Judhisthir Behera says

    6th March 2021 at 4:24 pm

    I got some materials’ name and their usage.
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    • Krunal Rajput says

      6th March 2021 at 5:44 pm

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  6. seewmun enterprises limited Zambia says

    14th March 2021 at 10:24 pm

    Thanks. I know a number of tools. This is really helpful.

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      14th March 2021 at 11:51 pm

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  7. Faizur Rahman says

    7th April 2021 at 3:47 pm

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      7th April 2021 at 8:49 pm

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  8. Jamie M. Gonzalez says

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