Grain Size Analysis Apparatus Pipette Method

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Grain Size Analysis Apparatus Pipette Method Specification

Interface Type
Manual Sampling

Display Type
No Digital Display (Manual Reading)

Equipment Type
Grain Size Analysis Apparatus

Port Size
Standard Laboratory Pipette

Product Type
Grain Size Analysis Apparatus Pipette Method

Accuracy
1%

Features
Easy Sample Handling, Durable Construction, Pipette Method

Response Time
Immediate upon Sampling

Humidity
Up to 80% RH

Measuring Range
0.002 mm to 2 mm grain size

Number of Specimens
Single Specimen/Batch

Automation Grade
Manual

Mounting Type
Table Top

Dimension (L*W*H)
430 X 220 X 870 (L X W X D) mm Millimeter (mm)

Temperature
Ambient Lab Temperature (10C - 40C)

Test Range
Fine to Coarse Soil Samples

Specimen Size
50 ml 1000 ml

Hardness
Corrosion-Resistant Materials

Application
Soil Testing, Grain Size Determination

Resolution
0.001 mm

Max Height
870 mm

Usage
Soil Testing Equipment

Capacity
Multiple Pipette Sizes Available

Machine Weight
Approx. 16 kg

Test Speed
Manual Operation

Test Width
210 mm

Test Stroke
430 mm

Control Mode
Manual

Service Support
On-site Installation Available

Compliance Standard
IS 2720 Part 4, ASTM D422

Calibration
Factory Calibrated

Sample Preparation
Compatible with Standard Soil Suspension Procedures

Included Accessories
Pipettes, Measuring Cylinders, Stand

Material of Construction
Borosilicate Glass and Powder-Coated Steel Stand

Packing Type
Export Carton

Color
Blue and Transparent

Grain Size Analysis Apparatus Pipette Method Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
1 Piece

Supply Ability
100 Pieces Per Month

Delivery Time
4 Week

Sample Policy
Contact us for information regarding our sample policy

Packaging Details
Wooden Box / Corrugated Box

Certifications
ISO 9001 : 2015

Grain Size Analysis Apparatus Pipette Method About

The Apparatus consists of a sliding panel which moves up and down by means of a screw allowing Anderson Pipette fixed to it to be raised or lowered vertically. A sedimentation tube is held by a laboratory clamp provided on the stand below the pipette. The depth of immersion is measured by a scale graduate in mm. at the side of the sliding panel. Supplied complete with Anderson Pipette 10ml. at the side capacity made from glass, and a sedimentation tube also of glass of 500ml capacity.

Additional accessories required to perform the test can be supplied at extra cost : Weighing Bottle, Electronic Balance of 0.001 gm sensitivity, Constant temp. bath, Stirring apparatus, Test sieves and Laboratory Oven.

Furtherdetails available on our website.

The Price mentioned here are subject to change as per the capacity,specifications and application of the user.

Robust and Durable Construction

Constructed with high-quality borosilicate glass and a powder-coated steel stand, the apparatus is designed for longevity and resistance to corrosion. Its durable construction makes it suitable for repeated laboratory use while maintaining consistent accuracy and safety. The blue and transparent components not only add visual clarity but also enhance monitoring during sample analysis.

Precision Manual Operation for Soil Analysis

The apparatus utilizes the proven pipette method for grain size analysis of soils, supporting both fine and coarse samples within a measuring range of 0.002 mm to 2 mm. Manual control allows users to achieve immediate, accurate readings without digital intervention, supporting both standard and custom laboratory protocols. Its calibration ensures compliance and reproducibility in every test.

Comprehensive Accessories and Service Support

Supplied with pipettes, measuring cylinders, and a robust stand, the system is factory calibrated and comes packed safely for export. On-site installation and reliable service support ensure seamless operation from the onset. Its compatibility with standard soil suspension procedures streamlines laboratory workflows for researchers and technicians alike.

FAQs of Grain Size Analysis Apparatus Pipette Method:

Q: How is the pipette method grain size analysis apparatus used in soil testing?

A: The apparatus is utilized by preparing soil samples using standard suspension procedures, after which measured volumes are withdrawn with the included pipettes. Manual readings are taken to determine particle sizes within the 0.002 mm to 2 mm range, providing accurate analysis for single specimens in each batch.

Q: What are the materials of construction for this apparatus and why are they important?

A: The apparatus is made from borosilicate glass and powder-coated steel. These materials offer superior chemical resistance, durability, and ease of maintenance, ensuring the instrument remains robust even with regular exposure to soil suspensions and laboratory chemicals.

Q: When should calibration be checked or adjusted for this device?

A: The apparatus is factory calibrated and typically does not require frequent recalibration under standard laboratory conditions. However, calibration can be verified periodically according to laboratory quality protocols or after extensive use to ensure measurement accuracy remains within 1%.

Q: Where can this apparatus be installed and what are the space requirements?

A: Designed as a table-top instrument, the apparatus fits comfortably in most laboratory environments. Its dimensions (430 x 220 x 870 mm) allow it to occupy a compact footprint, and installation support is available on-site to ensure proper setup.

Q: What is the process for preparing and analyzing soil samples with this apparatus?

A: Samples are prepared following standard soil suspension protocols. The soil suspension is placed in the measuring cylinders, and pipettes are used to extract specific volumes at set time intervals. Readings are manually recorded to determine the grain size distribution according to established standards (IS 2720 Part 4, ASTM D422).

Q: How does manual operation benefit soil testing procedures?

A: Manual operation enables immediate response and full control over each stage of sampling and measurement. This method minimizes the risk of electronic error, increases the reliability of direct observation, and is particularly beneficial in settings without access to automated equipment.

Q: What are the main advantages of choosing this grain size analysis apparatus?

A: Key benefits include its compatibility with a wide range of soil types, durable and corrosion-resistant construction, easy sample handling, accurate results, multiple accessories included, and compliance with international standards. The apparatus also offers on-site installation and maintenance support to ensure optimal performance.

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