Bitumen, wax & grease

Automatic softening point - ring & ball method

NBA 450

Ref. : 60700
  • 4 preset methods (water, glycerine, glycol, silicone oil)
  • Temperature range: up to 200°C
  • Automatic detection by optical cells barrier
  • 2 samples simultaneously
  • 8.4″ capacitive color display
  • Storage capacity: 320 GB
  • Adjustable heating rate and stirring speeds
  • Quick cooling by fan at the end of the test
Supplied with :
  • Beakers
  • Shouldered rings
  • Balls
  • Holder
  • Pt 100 sensor
  • Mechanical stirrer
  • Magnetic stirrer
  • Removal magnetic stick
  • Magnetic ball dropper
  • Centering guides
  • Molding plate
Options and accessories
  • Magnetic ball dropper
  • Magnetic and mechanical stirrer
  • Removal magnetic stick for magnetic stirrer
  • Different types of rings
  • ASTM D36 or EN ISO 1427 beakers
  • Molding plate
  • Ball centering guide
  • Printer
  • ASTM E28 beaker with anti-condensation treatment
Security
  • User access with different levels
  • Sample overheating protection
  • Audible and visual alarms
  • Automatic shut off if missing probe
  • Waterproof heater
  • Solvent proof display screen
Software
  • Backup and software update by USB
  • Keyboard, mouse, barcode reader and printer connection
  • Data storage: 320 GB HDD
  • Data export through USB, LIMS, PDF or e-mails
  • Fully settable report
  • User-friendly software interface
  • User and password settings
  • Data transfer to printer
  • Method configuration
Site requirements
  • Power supply: 200V/250V, 50/60Hz, 3.3A
  • Dimensions (mm): (W) 380x (D) 290 x (H) 580
  • Weight: 14.8kg

ASTM D36 method: measurement of the softening point of bitumen and similar materials

This test method covers the determination of the softening point of bitumens from 30°C to 157°C using beads and rings immersed in distilled water, silicone oil or glycerine.
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