GD-3536B Cleveland Open Cup Flash Point Analyzer (Digital Display) - GD-3536B

It is used to determine flash point of petroleum products and bituminous materials, excepting fuel oil - more info check here: http://www.buymeasuringtools.com/GD-3536B-Cleveland-Open-Cup-Flash-Point-Analyzer-Digital-Display-10227981/

Quick Brief

Place of Origin: Shanghai China (Mainland) Brand Name: Gold Model Number: GD-3536B Function:: Flash point and fire point analyzer Specimen:: petroleum products and bituminous ma... Warranty:: 1 Year

Product Features:

It is used to determine flash point of petroleum products and bituminous materials, excepting fuel oil

Business Terms:

Port: Shanghai

Minimum Order Quantity: 1 Set/Sets

Supply Ability: 100 Set/Sets per Month

Payment Terms: T/T

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Specifications and Product Details:

GD-3536B Cleveland Open Cup Flash Point Analyzer (Digital Display)

Purpose

The instrument is designed and made as per the National Standard GB/T3536 “Test Methods for Flash Point and Fire Point of Petroleum Products (Cleveland Open Cup Methods), and T0651 “Asphalt Flash Point and Fire Point Test (Cleveland Open Cup Methods)” in the Industry Standard JTJ052 Specification and Test Methods of Bitumen and Bituminous Mixtures for Highway Engineering. It is used to determine flash point of petroleum products and bituminous materials, excepting fuel oil and materials having a flash point of lower than 79 °C.

Adopt microprocessor techniques and equipped with advanced system software, it can control temperature, apply flame, ignite, detect flash point, and print out test data automatically. It has a 6 digits display. 4 digits for temperature display and the other 2 digits for time display.

Technical parameters

(I) Operation condition

1. Ambient temperature: 20±5°C;

2. Relative humidity: < 80%;

3. Power supply: AC 220V±10%, 50±1Hz;

(II) Temperature measurement

1. Measurement range: ambient temperature~350°C;

2. Test accuracy: 0.2%;

3. Resolution: 0.1°C;

4. Repeatability:

(1) Flash point is lower than 150 °C: error is less than 4 °C;

(2) Flash point is higher than 150 °C: error is less than 6 °C;