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熔体流动速率仪
熔体流动速率仪

熔体流动速率仪

型号: SL-MF31

测量方法: MFR和MVR

显示类型: 7英寸彩色触摸屏

挤出物切割方式: 自动切料

温度范围: 100~300℃ *>300°C-需要特殊定制。

温度控制: ≤0.2℃

温度分辨率: 0.1℃

标准: GB/T 6111、ISO1133、ASTM D1238等。

用于热塑性材料MFR和MVR测试的熔体流动速率仪(MFI测试仪)。符合GB/T 6111,ASTM D1238和ISO 1133。带电动升降砝码托盘,触摸屏控制,可打印实验报告。用于生产研发,原料检测及成品检测。
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应用:原料检测、注塑成型、再生塑料分级、第三方检测实验室、聚合物研发。


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常见问题解答

问:电动加载和手动放砝码有什么区别?

答:手动放砝码需要操作员将砝码放置在活塞杆上,这可能会导致轻微的延迟和砝码放置不正 。

电动加载砝码使用电机驱动机构以受控的速度将重量平稳精确地降低到活塞上,消除人为因素

对实验的影响并提高测试的重复性。

问:电动加载是否提高了测试精度?

答:是的。对于手动装载,重量放置的时间是主观的——不同的操作员可能会产生略有不同的结果。

电动装载确保每次都以一致的速度和位置施加重量,从而降低MFR/MVR结果的均方差,尤其是在每

天运行多项测试的高通量实验室中。

问:如果特定测试不需要电动加载,我还能进行手动加载吗?

答:是的。电动加载系统可以不用,允许您在需要时手动放置砝码。这为您提供了充分的灵活性。

使用电动加载进行高精度或多重量测试,使用手动模式进行快速例行检查。

问:一台机器可以同时测试MFR和MVR吗?

答:是的。我们的高级型号包括活塞位移传感器,并支持MFR和MVR模式。

问:您同时支持ASTM D1238和ISO 1133吗?

答:是的。两个标准的测试参数明显重叠。我们的设备通过预设的测试程序支持这两个标准。

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包装信息:

  • 数量:1件

  • 尺寸/毛重: 660*660*750mm /85kg  

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