Flash Point Tester Dealers in Mumbai

• Voltage: 220-380V
• Material: MS
• Brand: HAMCO
• Frequency: 50-60 Hz
• Temp.Rang: Ambient to 400oC
• Ignition Source: Gas Flame with two Pilot electric Coil.
• Temperature Sensor: PT-100 in stainless steel sheath.
• Flash/Fire Detector: Ionization principle based flash-detector sensor
• Equipment Overall Size: 230mm (W) X 470mm ( D ) X 385mm ( H )
• Power Source: Electric

• Driven Type: Electric
• Power: 750W
• Application: Laboratory
• Certification: ISO 9001:2008 Certified
• Voltage: 220V
• Type: Flash Point Tester
• Weight: 0-10kg
• Automation: Semi Automatic
• Warranty: 1yrs
• Country of Origin: India

Cleveland Flash Point Apparatus – Open Cup       Electrically heated model

Description Advanced technology, simple operation, high scientific and technological content, it is the ideal imported product, which is ranking the country's leading level. Main technical characteristics 1. It adopts colored LCD, man-machine conversation interface, and blank buttons. It has prompts menu and guide to choose method A or B, preset temperature, sample serial number, barometric pressure, test data and other parameters. 2. It can simulate and show temperature-time curve. It has prompts for wrong operation and prompts to modify test data, test time, and other parameters. 3. It can save test data of 100 groups. It is equipped with RS-323, and 485 computer ports, so it can save more test data when it is connected to a computer. Then you can also modify some parameters. 4. It can calibrate the effect of barometric pressure to the test and calculate the modified value. 5. Differential detection. It can modify system deviation automatically. 6. It can open lid, apply flame, make detection, and print test data automatically. The test arm can be raised up and lowered down automatically. 7. It uses an electron igniter for flame ignition. It has forcible wind cooling function.

This flash point and fire-point test method is a dynamic method and depends on definite rates of temperature increases to control the precision of the method. Its primary use is for viscous materials having a flash point between 79 deg C (175 deg F) and 400 deg C (752 deg F) except fuel oils, to define the hazards of flammable and combustible materials used in shipping and safety regulations. The temperature of the approximately 70 ml test specimen is increased rapidly at first and then at a slower constant rate as the flash point is approached. At specified intervals a test flame is passed across the cup, to measure the tendency of the test specimen to form a flammable mixture with air under controlled laboratory conditions.