About Vibrating Machine With Digital Timer and Mould
Applications:
A specially designed vibration machine is used for vibrating the mix in moulds at a frequency specific per minute, as per specifications.
Construction Details:
- The vibrator is mounted over coiled spring to carry the cube mould and the vibrations are developed by means of a revolving eccentric shaft. By means of a balance weight beneath the base plate, attached rigidly to the frame, the centre of gravity of the whole machine, including the cube and mould, is brought either to the eccentric shaft or within a distance of 25 mm below it.
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Precision Vibration for Consistent ResultsWith its high frequency of 12,000 400 cycles per minute, this vibrating machine delivers uniform compaction across mixes in moulds. The digital timer allows users to accurately control operation cycles, ensuring every batch is processed to the same quality standard. This precision is crucial in producing durable, reliable samples in industrial settings.
Robust and Reliable Industrial BuildEngineered with an industrial-grade frame, the machines dimensions and 76 kg weight offer solid stability during use, reducing vibration-related error. The grey, corrosion-resistant finish extends the equipment lifecycle, making it suitable for demanding industrial environments such as construction material testing, laboratories, and manufacturing units.
FAQs of Vibrating Machine With Digital Timer and Mould:
Q: How does the vibrating machine with digital timer enhance mix compaction?
A: The vibrating machine uses a consistent frequency of 12,000 400 cycles per minute, combined with a digital timer, allowing users to precisely time the vibration process. This consistency ensures thorough and even compaction of mixes within the moulds, resulting in higher quality specimens.
Q: What material types are suitable for this vibrating machine?
A: This machine is specifically designed for concrete or similar construction materials that need uniform compaction in moulds, making it ideal for both quality control and production environments.
Q: When should the vibrating machine be used in the production process?
A: The machine should be used after the mould has been filled with the mix but before it has set. Vibration at this stage helps remove air pockets and ensures optimal density and homogeneity in the final product.
Q: Where is the vibrating machine most commonly utilized?
A: It is predominantly used in industrial applications such as construction material testing laboratories, manufacturing plants, and quality control centers throughout India.
Q: What is the process for operating the vibrating machine?
A: Place the filled mould onto the platform, set the desired vibration time using the digital timer, and activate the machine. The high-frequency vibration will compact the material uniformly before the mould is removed for further processing.
Q: What are the main benefits of using this industrial vibrating machine?
A: Benefits include greater consistency and reliability in sample preparation, reduced human error, and compliance with industry standards, which together contribute to improved product quality and process efficiency.