Thermostatically controlled coking furnace for five samples. Cast-iron block type furnace reaches the standard test temperature of 550°C (1022°F) rapidly and controls with ±1°C stability. Microprocessor temperature control has °C/°F switchable digital setpoint and display. Operator and equipment are protected by an over-temperature control circuit which automatically interrupts power to the unit should block temperature exceed the programmed cut-off point. Communications software (RS232, etc.), ramp-to-set and other enhanced features are available as extra cost options. Heavily insulated stainless steel cabinet with three-layer refractory top provides excellent heat retention.

Test Method Verifies the flash point or the sustained burning qualities of small samples in the range of –30°C to +300°C. Features and Benefits • Conforms to ASTM D3278, D3828, D4206; DOT CFR 49-173.115; IATA;ISO 9038 and related specifications • One minute test with a 2mL sample • Simple to operate Rapid Tester® provides rapid determinations of flash point or sustained burning qualities by using a small sample. A flash/no flash test result is achieved in one minute for flash points below 212°F (100°C) with a 2mL sample. Ideally suited for quality assurance and environmental compliance testing as well as actual flashpoint for paints, fragrances, hydrocarbons and other liquids. Open cup models are used for determining sustained burning qualities characteristics of mixtures of flammable and nonflammable liquids or liquids with widely different flash points when assessing flammability characteristics. Features convenient semi-automatic operation for flash/no flash tests. Set the test temperature on the digital display and inject a 2mL or 4mL sample into the sample cup. The tester quickly stabilizes itself at the desired value, permitting the test flame to be applied and the result to be observed by the operator. Unit also performs conventional determinations of actual flash temperature by the small scale closed tester method. Two models are offered: the Closed Cup Model is for routine flash point tests in the range from –30 to +300°C (–22 to +572°F); the Open-Cup Model is for

Silver Strip Corrosion Test Tube Bath Fully insulated, thermostatically controlled water bath with constant water level device. Use together with Bath Conversion Kit to immerse six 350mL test tubes for silver strip corrosion tests. Stainless steel inner wall and powder coated steel outer wall construction. Test Method Tests the corrosiveness of aviation turbine fuels towards silver. A polished silver strip is immersed in a fuel sample at elevated temperature. After a specified test period, the strip is removed from the sample, washed and evaluated for corrosion. Features and Benefits o Conforms to IP 227 specifications o Six sample capability Specifications Conforms to the specifications of: IP 227; ASTM D130, D6074, D6158; FSPT DT-28-65; IP 154; ISO 2160; DIN 51759; FTM 791-5325; D4814 Testing Capacity: 6 samples for silver strip corrosion testing Maximum Temperature: 221°F (105°C) Temperature Control Stability: ±1°F (±0.5°C) Heater Range: 0-750W Bath Medium: 5 gal (18.9L) water Temperature Control: Analog Electrical Requirements 115V 60Hz, Single Phase, 7.5A 220-240V 50/60Hz, Single Phase, 4A

COMBUSTION CHAMBER

LPG Copper Strip Corrosion Test Cylinder Stainless steel cylinder with 1/4" needle valves for purging and admitting LPG samples. Dip tube with hook suspends copper strip in sample. Knurled, threaded cap with O-ring gasket hand tightens to a positive seal. Withstands hydrostatic test pressure of 1000 psig (6895kPa). Test Method Tests the corrosiveness of LPG to copper by immersion of a polished test strip in the sample inside a test cylinder at elevated temperature. After one hour the test strip is removed and compared against the ASTM Copper Strip Corrosion Standards. Complete test consists of LPG Corrosion Test Cylinders, Water Bath, Copper Strips, Polishing Materials and the ASTM Copper Strip Corrosion Test Standards. Features and Benefits o Conforms to ASTM D1838 and related specifications Specifications Conforms to the specifications of: ASTM D1838; GPA 2140; ISO 6251

Reid Vapor Pressure Cylinders Polished stainless steel test cylinders for vapor pressure tests of liquid petroleum products, volatile crude oil and liquefied petroleum gas (LPG). Consists of upper chamber and lower chamber in required 4:1 volume ratio. O-ring gaskets provide tight seal between chambers and at gauge coupling. One-opening type is for gasoline and other products having a Reid Vapor Pressure below 26psi (180kPa). Two-opening type is for liquid products having a Reid Vapor Pressure above 26psi (ASTM D323) and for LPG (ASTM D1267). Lower chamber of two-opening apparatus includes straight-through ball valve and 1/4" needle valve. For LPG testing, order two-opening type apparatus and accessory bleeder valve assembly.

Test Method Determines the time required for 60mL of sample to flow through a calibrated orifice under precisely controlled conditions. Saybolt Universal Seconds (SUS) is the standard measurement for lubricants, insulating oils, and lighter fuel grades, and Saybolt Furol Seconds (SFS) is used for heavier oils and bitumens. Features and Benefits o Microprocessor control of temperature between ambient and 240°C (464°F) o Four tube capacity o Dual digital displays show setpoint and actual temperature o Selectable temperature scale

 

- Fahrenheit or Celsius o Automatic timing option for simplified, accurate measurement of efflux times o Conforms to ASTM D88, D244, E102, and related specifications SV3000/SV4000 Saybolt Viscosity Bath Constant temperature bath with available automatic timing feature for viscosity determinations using Saybolt viscometer tubes and orifices. Microprocessor PID circuitry assures precise temperature control within ASTM specified tolerances throughout the operating range of the bath. Simple push-button controls and dual digital displays permit easy setting and monitoring of bath temperature. Two place calibration offset is provided. Accommodates four viscometers and four 60mL receiving flasks. Sliding draft shields and a chemical-resistant alignment plate facilitate handling of the flasks, and glare-free fluorescent backlighting is provided for easy viewing of the samples.

Test Method Determines sediment content of crude oil and fuel oils by extraction with toluene. Features and Benefits o Conforms to ASTM D473 and related specifications Sediment Extraction Apparatus A test portion of the sample is placed in a refractory thimble. Toluene is gently boiled and its vapors condensed and allowed to drip into the sample funnel. The toluene washes out all of the crude oil or fuel oil leaving the insoluble residue only in the thimble. The mass of the residue is calculated as a percentage and is referred to as the sediment by extraction. Includes condenser thimble basket, water cup and extraction thimble. Specifications Conforms to the specifications of: ASTM D473; IP 53; ISO 3735; DIN 51789; FTM 791-3002; NF M 07-010

Reid Vapor Pressure Cylinders Polished stainless steel test cylinders for vapor pressure tests of liquid petroleum products, volatile crude oil and liquefied petroleum gas (LPG). Consists of upper chamber and lower chamber in required 4:1 volume ratio. O-ring gaskets provide tight seal between chambers and at gauge coupling. One-opening type is for gasoline and other products having a Reid Vapor Pressure below 26psi (180kPa). Two-opening type is for liquid products having a Reid Vapor Pressure above 26psi (ASTM D323) and for LPG (ASTM D1267). Lower chamber of two-opening apparatus includes straight-through ball valve and 1/4" needle valve. For LPG testing, order two-opening type apparatus and accessory bleeder valve assembly.