Low-Temperature Penetrometer BK-LTPF (biobase-0739) Products
Name Low-Temperature Penetrometer BK-LTPF
Code biobase-0739
Type Standard
Brand Biobase
Category New Products
subcategory New Products
Unit pcs (pcs)
In Stock Yes
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Introduction:
The Low-Temperature Penetrometer is a precision instrument designed to measure the consistency and penetration characteristics of materials such as bitumen, asphalt, and other semi-solid substances under low-temperature conditions.
Product Details
Low-Temperature Penetrometer BK-LTPF

Features:

1. It adopts digital display to show the penetration number and two grades of timing control.

2. Specially designed low-temperature circulatory water bath can supply the constant temperature water into glass bath on the penetrometer. It creates a constant low temperature which can be preset for the specimen.


Technical Parameters:
1. Circulatory Water Bath

Model

BK-LWB3

Bath Volume

5L(Including external circulation 2L)

Temperature Range

5.0~60.0℃

Temperature Accuracy

±0.1℃(5.0~25.0℃)

Circulatory Water Quantity

8L/min

Working Environment

Temperature: 15~35℃

Relative humidity: ≤85%

Consumption

1200W

Power Supply

AC220V±10%, 50Hz

External Size(W*D*H)

460*290*420mm

Net Weight

22kg

Package Size(W*D*H)

510*470*950mm

Gross Weight

47kg


2. Penetrometer

Model

BK-LTPF

Timing Controller

5s , 8s, 10s, 12s, 30s or 60s can be selected
Bias within ±0.1s

Needle Holder

High accuracy digital display
Easy to use and observe
It can be moved to any position

Resolution

0.01mm

Penetration Accuracy

±1 penetration

Measurement Range

0~600 penetration

The Length of Standard Needle

50mm

The Weight of Standard Needle

2.5g±0.05g

Sample Container

It meets the standard T0604-2011

Counter Weight

50g

Maximum Power Consumption

100W

Power Supply

AC220V±10%, 50Hz

External Size(W*D*H)

260*400*640mm

Net Weight

13kgLow-Temperature Penetrometer

Package Size(W*D*H)

660*390*720mm

Gross Weight

25kg

 *BK-LWB3 and BK-LTPF were used in combination and could not be tested separately.