Tap Density Meter LB-10TDM
Tap Density Meter LB-10TDM with Single Graduated Cylinder excels at intuitive operation while adhering to standardized measurements. This meter is made up of three parts: the main body, the control panel, and graduated cylinders with adjustable tapping frequency and numbers. The motorized platform has a 0.86N.m torque and a cylinder holder with a snap lock mechanism that can hold a 500g sample weight with a volume of 250ml. The simultaneous rotating and tapping motion reduces any mass loss during tapping down.
$ 3412.5
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| Sample Weight | ≤ 500 g |
| Sample Volume | ≤ 250 ml |
| No of Single Vibration | 0 to 99999 |
| Motor Torque | 0.86 N.m |
| Vibration Amplitude | 1 to 15 mm, adjustable |
| No of Graduated Cylinder | 1 |
| Repeatability Error | ≤ 1 % |
| Accuracy Error | ≤ 1 % |
| Power | 40 W |
| Power Supply | Standard : 220V 50/60Hz, optional : 110V 50/60Hz |
| Packing Dimension (W × D × H) | 400 × 400 × 560 mm |
| Gross Weight | 21.3 Kg |
Features
- Microprocessor based, easy to use
- Power failure detection capability
- Automatic storage of last results
- User friendly operation with menu and current status indicators
- Easy and fast operation with quick lock cylinders and single button operation
- Soft touch membrane type keys for easy access
- Digital display screen to view working parameters
- Robust design and long run durability
Applications
Tap Density Meter is an ideal tester to determine the tapped density of different powders in various industries, such as pharmaceuticals, metallic powders and compounds, batteries, chemistry, food and beverage, carbon and ceramics.Frequently asked questions For Tap Density Meter
1. What is the primary function of a Labotronics tap density meter?
Labotronics tap density meters are used to measure how powders and granules settle under vibration, helping determine their packing density and flow behavior.
2. How does a Labotronics tap density meter achieve accurate measurement?
Labotronics tap density meters use high-frequency tapping combined with photoelectric sensors to track volume changes, ensuring consistent and precise results.
3. Do Labotronics tap density meters support different sample types and sizes?
Yes, Labotronics tap density meters are designed to accommodate a variety of sample volumes and material types, making them flexible for different testing needs.
4. Is electrical power required to operate a Labotronics tap density meter?
Yes, Labotronics tap density meters are electrically powered and use stable motor torque and programmable settings for reliable and repeatable operation.
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