Flash Point by Abel Closed Cup Method

Determines the closed cup flash point of petroleum products and other liquids having flash points between -30°C and 71°C.

LT/AF-82000/M:
Electric Abel Flash Point, manual instrument composed by:
• Metallic case structure painted with anti-acid products
• Digital display for temperature reading with 0,1°C resolution
• Temperature read by a stainless steel PT100 A class with stand-by protection support
• Stirrer motor with flexible junction and on/off switch
• Calibrated brass crucible with a level line, handle, and stand-by support
• Cover with a gas ignition device, allowing to ignite the testing sample by a manual glide-opening
• Electrical ignitor/enlightener with intensity regulation knob
• Stainless steel bath with internal cooling coil and joints for external cooling source
• Internal solenoid valve for managing cooling through a power switch
• Stainless steel heating element with power heating regulation knob

LT/AF-82200/DC:
Electric Abel Flash Point, semi-automatic instrument composed by:
• Metallic case structure painted with anti-acid products
• Digital display for temperature reading with 0,1°C resolution
• Temperature read by a stainless steel PT100 A class with stand-by protection support
• Stirrer motor with flexible junction and on/off switch
• Calibrated brass crucible with a level line, handle, and stand-by support
• Cover with a gas ignition device, allowing to ignite the testing sample by pushing a button
• Electrical ignitor/lighter with intensity regulation knob
• Stainless steel bath with internal cooling coil and joints for external cooling source
• Internal solenoid valve for managing cooling through a power switch
• Stainless steel heating element with power heating regulation knob


Flash and Fire Point by Cleveland Open Cup Tester.

This test method describes the determination of the flash and fire point of petroleum products with flash points above 79°C (175°F) and below 400°C (752°F) except fuel oils.

LT/CO-88000/M:
Cleveland, manual instrument composed by:
• Metallic case structure painted with anti-acid products
• Electric heater 500 Watt with main switch, power regulator and centring aluminium ring
• Calibrated brass cup with handle
• Gas ignition device fitted with a manually operated pivot passing through the cup
• Rod and clamp for thermometer

LT/CO-89000/DC:
Cleveland, semi-automatic instrument composed by:
• Metallic case structure painted with anti-acid products
• Digital display for temperature reading with 0,1°C resolution
• Temperature read by a stainless steel PT100 A class
• Gas ignition device fitted with a motor-operated pivot passing through the cup
• Calibrated brass crucible with level line, handle and correct positioning support
• Safety cover activated when flame/flash occur
• Electrical ignitor/lighter with intensity regulation knob and stand-by SS protection
• Electric heater 500 Watt with main switch, power regulator and centring aluminium ring
• Cooling fan with activation switch
• Test button for checking the instrument performance
• Motorized up-down movement of sensor’s head, buttons operated
• Internal solenoid valve for managing gas supply, activated by an external switch
• Ionization detector rings with an audible alarm


From Method Flash Point by Pensky Martens Closed Cup Tester

This test method covers determining the flash point of petroleum products in the temperature range from 35 to 360°C. Procedure A applies to distillate fuels (diesel, kerosene, heating oil, turbine fuels), new lubricating oils, and other homogeneous petroleum liquids not included in the scope of Procedure B.
Procedure B applies to residual fuel oils, cutback residual, used lubricating oils, and mixtures of petroleum liquids with solids. These petroleum liquids tend to form a surface film under test conditions or are petroleum liquids of such kinematic viscosity that they are not uniformly heated under the stirring and heating conditions of Procedure A.

LT/PM-75500/M:
Digital Electric Pensky Martens A and B Procedures:
• Electrically heated by electronic regulator
• Mounted on a case painted with anti-acid epoxy products
• Calibrated brass crucible
• Cover with a gas ignition device, allowing to ignite the testing sample by a manual trip-opening
• Motor stirrer for Procedure A and B
• Air bath made in brass with external stainless steel protection cover
• PT 100 probe Class A for sample temperature measuring Measuring range from 15 to 370°C
• Overheat protection

LT/PM-75000/DC:
Semiautomatic Pensky Martens ASTM D93 IP 34:
• Electrically heated by electronic regulator manually settable
• Mounted on a case painted with anti-acid epoxy products
• Calibrated brass crucible
• Cup/cup cover with movement standby support
• Cover with an ignition device for gas propane/butane
• Automatic shutter opening and dip-in of test flame utilizing an electrical motor
• Electrical motor stirrer with shut off during flame application
• Digital display for sample temperature reading
• PT 100 probe Class A for sample temperature measuring
• Built-in cooling fan
• Measuring range from 15 to 370°C
• Overheat protection


Flash Point by Tag Closed Tester

This test method covers the determination of the flash point of liquids with a viscosity below 5.5 mm²/s (cSt) at 40°C (104°F) or below 9.5 mm²/s (cSt) at 25°C (77°F) and a flash point below 93°C (200°F).
Flash / No Flash Test—Equilibrium Method by a Closed Cup Apparatus. This test method determines whether a liquid complies with the closed-cup flash. It is limited to a temperature range between 0 and 110°C (32 and 230°F).
Flash Point by Equilibrium Method with a Closed Cup Apparatus. This test method determines the flash point of liquids where the specimen and the air/vapor mixture above it are approximately in temperature equilibrium. It is limited to a temperature range between 0 and 110°C (32 and 230°F).

LT/TC-93000/M:
Electric Tag Closed - ASTM D56 D3934 D3941:
• Electrically heated by electronic regulator
• Mounted on a case painted with anti-acid epoxy products
• Test copper cup equipped with glide device and gas-ignition
• Water bath and support jacket made in brass
• Internal cooling coil

LT/TC-93000/DC:
Electric Semi-Automatic Tag Closed - ASTM D56 D3934 D3941:
• Electrically heated by electronic regulator manually settable that gives the possibility to have different ramp rate
• Temperature range up to +120°C
• Mounted on a case painted with anti-acid epoxide products
• Calibrated brass crucible
• Cooling coil for testing sample below ambient temperature (an external cooling source is needed)
• Electrical heater 250W or similar
• Cover with ignition system: electric lighter or gas flame
• Automatic shutter opening and dip-in of test flame utilizing an electrical motor, activation by push button
• Built-in cooling fan allows rapid cooling between tests
• PT100 probe Class A for sample temperature measuring
• Digital display with 0.1°C resolution


Flash Point and Fire Point of Liquids by Tag Open Cup Apparatus

ASTM D1310—Flash Point and Fire Point of Liquids by Tag Open Cup Apparatus: This test method covers the determination of the flash point and fire point of liquids with flash points between -18 and 165°C (0 and 325°F) and fire points up to 165°C.
ASTM D3143—Flash Point of Cutback Asphalt: This test method covers the determination of flash points of cutback asphalts with flash points of less than 93°C (200°F).

LT/TO-95000/M:
Electric Tag Open - ASTM D1310 D3143:
• Electrically heated by electronic regulator
• Mounted on a case painted with anti-acid epoxy products
• Test cup made in molded glass
• Gas ignition device with jet-ended passes on the circumference of a circle having a radius of 150 mm minimum, grants the ignition at the center of the test cup
• Copper with Ni-Cr treatment water bath with a constant overflow to keep bath level at 3.2 mm approx. From glass cup rim fitted with pincers for thermometer
• Levelling device for adjusting liquid level in the test cup, the height of taper above the cup, and the size of the test flame




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