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SF412
Product Features & Attributes
This vertical constant temperature water curing tank is used for constant temperature curing of cement mortar specimens, suitable for research, construction, universities, laboratories, testing centers and other departments. It is essential curing equipment for cement strength testing.
Working Principle: When the chamber temperature rises above the set point, the controller activates the refrigeration system. When it drops below the set point, the heating system is activated. The temperature is maintained within the set range through cyclic control. Factory settings: upper limit 21℃, lower limit 19℃, temperature accuracy ±0.1℃.
Structural Features:
Stainless steel chamber and water tanks for corrosion resistance and easy cleaning
Separate tank design for independent curing
Sliding wheels and rails for easy specimen loading and removal
Double-layer vacuum glass door for insulation and observation
Smart digital controller with dual upper/lower temperature settings
Compressor with coil evaporator refrigeration system
U-shaped stainless steel heating elements
Eight fans for forced air circulation, ensuring temperature uniformity
Technical Features:
Temperature control accuracy ±0.1℃ for stable and reliable conditions
Curing temperature 20±1℃ meeting cement mortar specimen requirements
Two models for different testing capacities
Intelligent automatic control, no manual supervision required
Anti-fog double glass door for clear specimen observation
Two Models Available:
Item | Model 32 | Model 64 |
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Specimen Capacity | 180 Blocks | 360 Blocks |
Water Tanks | 30 Tanks | 60 Tanks |
Overall Dimension | 800×750×1670mm | 1100×850×1840mm |
Net Weight | 120kg | 200kg |
Available in two configurations: Model 32 (180 blocks/30 tanks) and Model 64 (360 blocks/60 tanks) to suit different laboratory scales and testing requirements.
Mainly used in cement manufacturers, building material testing institutions, engineering quality testing stations, research universities, construction company laboratories, and more for standard curing of cement mortar specimens.