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Liquid And Plastic Limit Apparatus

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Liquid And Plastic Limit Apparatus Specification

Display Type
Analog/Scale

Accuracy
Conforms to IS:2720 Standard

Temperature Resistance
Ambient Laboratory Temperatures

Features
Corrosion Resistant, Durable, Brass Cup, Removable Parts

Control Type
Manual Crank Mechanism

Speed Range
Drop Rate Adjusted by Crank (Approx. 2 Drops/sec)

Shape
Rectangular Base

Usage
Laboratory use

Type
Liquid And Plastic Limit Apparatus

Dimension (L*W*H)
225 x 128 x 172 mm (Approx)

Product Type
Liquid And Plastic Limit Apparatus

Equipment Type
Testing Apparatus

Equipment Materials
Mild Steel

Power
Manual Operation

Voltage
Not Applicable (Manual Type)

Material
Mild Steel, Brass (Cup), Hard Rubber (Base)

Application
Laboratory

Warranty
1 Year

Mounting Type
Bench Top

Finishing
Powder Coated

Operation Mode
Manual

Accessories Included
Brass Cup, Grooving Tool, Gauge, Spatula, Porcelain Evaporating Dish

Drop Height
10 mm (Adjustable)

Weight
Approx. 3-5 kg

Liquid And Plastic Limit Apparatus Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
1 Number

FOB Port
CHENNAI

Payment Terms
Telegraphic Transfer (T/T)

Supply Ability
20 Per Month

Delivery Time
7-10 Days

Sample Available
No

Sample Policy
Sample costs shipping and taxes has to be paid by the buyer

Packaging Details
EXPORT AND WOODEN PACKING

Main Export Market(s)
Asia

Main Domestic Market
All India

Certifications
ISO:9001

About Liquid And Plastic Limit Apparatus

The Liquid and Plastic Limit Apparatus is a crucial piece of equipment in geotechnical engineering, used to determine the Atterberg limits of soil. These limitsspecifically the liquid limit (LL) and plastic limit (PL)are fundamental for understanding soil behavior, classifying soils, and predicting their engineering properties.

Precision Soil Testing for Laboratories

This apparatus provides a precise method for measuring the liquid and plastic limits of soil, crucial in geotechnical and civil engineering projects. Designed for accuracy, it meets IS:2720 standards and is fitted with removable parts for easy cleaning and maintenance, making it a dependable choice for busy laboratories and academic environments.

Durable and User-Friendly Construction

Built from powder-coated mild steel with a brass cup and a hard rubber base, the apparatus ensures durability and resistance to corrosion. The manual crank mechanism provides users with complete control over drop rate, while the bench-top design and rectangular base guarantee stability and ease of operation during tests.

FAQ's of Liquid And Plastic Limit Apparatus:

Q: How is the drop height adjusted in the Liquid and Plastic Limit Apparatus?

A: The drop height is easily adjustable up to 10 mm using the device's manual settings. This ensures you can comply with specific test requirements, providing consistency and repeatability in soil limit determination.

Q: What accessories are included with the apparatus?

A: The apparatus comes equipped with a brass cup, grooving tool, gauge, spatula, and porcelain evaporating dish, all essential for conducting comprehensive liquid and plastic limit tests in the laboratory.

Q: When should I use this apparatus?

A: This apparatus is intended for laboratory use in determining the liquid and plastic limits of soil samples during soil classification and foundation design processes, as recommended in IS:2720.

Q: Where is this apparatus typically mounted or installed?

A: Purpose-built for bench-top mounting, the apparatus is stable and space-efficient, suited for use in laboratory environments across educational, research, and industrial settings.

Q: What are the benefits of using a manual crank mechanism?

A: The manual crank design allows precise control over the drop rate (approximately 2 drops per second) and overall test process, resulting in highly accurate and reproducible measurements.

Q: How does the powder-coated finishing help in laboratory usage?

A: The powder-coated finish provides excellent resistance to corrosion, enhances durability, and ensures the apparatus remains reliable even with frequent use in varying laboratory conditions.

Q: What is the process for determining the liquid and plastic limit using this apparatus?

A: The process involves preparing a soil sample, placing it in the brass cup, and using the grooving tool to create a groove. The manual crank is then turned, causing the cup to drop at a controlled height and rate until the groove closes, indicating the soil's limit. Measurements are taken using the provided gauge and tools.

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