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SF404
Product Features & Attributes
This Le Chatelier flask cement density tester uses the constant temperature water-kerosene method for cement density determination, extendable to density testing of various powder materials. It is common density testing equipment for cement plants, quality inspection institutions and research universities.
Working Principle: Place a measured mass of cement sample into the Le Chatelier flask, fill with kerosene to the specified mark, control temperature precisely via constant temperature water bath, read the displaced liquid volume, and calculate cement density.
Structural Features:
Le Chatelier flask: Transparent glass with clear graduations
Constant temperature control: Heating and cooling dual systems for precise control
Anti-float rings: 2 sets to prevent flask from floating in water bath
Technical Features:
Temperature control range 0~100℃, operating accuracy 0~50℃±0.1℃
Heating power 200W, cooling power 100W (P-N junction)
Dual heating and cooling systems for precise constant temperature control
Simple operation with reliable data
Wide application for various powder materials
Applications:
Cement manufacturers: Cement density quality control
Building material testing institutions: Powder density testing
Research universities: Material density research
Powder material processors: Various powder density determination
Available in different specifications: different temperature ranges (0~50℃, 0~100℃, etc.), different accuracy grades (±0.1℃, ±0.05℃, etc.), and different Le Chatelier flask sizes to suit various powder materials and testing standards.
Mainly used in cement manufacturers, building material testing institutions, quality inspection stations, research universities, powder material processors, and more for density determination of cement and various powder materials.