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Plastic Limit Apparatus Specification

Core Components
Glass Plate, Brass Rod, Gauge, Porcelain Evaporating Dish, Spatula

Accuracy
100 % %

Product Type
Atterberg Limit Testing Apparatus / Soil Plasticity Kit

Automation Grade
Manual

Power Source
Manual Operation (No Power Required)

Application
Civil Engineering Laboratories, Geotechnical Site Investigations, Soil Classification

Feature
Highly Efficient

Usage
Determining the transition point between the plastic and semi-solid states of fine-grained soils

Material
Toughened Glass (Plate), Stainless Steel (Spatula), Aluminum/Tin (Containers)

Operate Method
Hand Rolling Technique: Soil is rolled into threads on the glass plate until crumbling occurs at the $3\text{ mm}$ reference diameter

Equipment Materials
Stainless Steel, Brass, and Plastic

Type
Plastic Limit Apparatus

Display Type
Manual

Weight
Approx. 300-500 g Grams (g)

Spatula Material
Stainless Steel

ISI Marked
Yes

Packing
Comes in a protective case

Glass Plate Size
Approx. 115 x 115 mm

Application
Soil Consistency Test (Plastic Limit Determination)

Brass Rod Length
3 mm diameter x 80 mm length

Evaporating Dish Diameter
Approx. 60-80 mm

About Plastic Limit Apparatus

Plastic Limit Apparatus

We are providing Plastic Limit Apparatus, which is a useful device to determine the plastic limit and clayeyness of soil. These are mainly catering to the requirements of diverse industries such as used in construction, mining and agriculture.

Consists of:

Porcelain Evaporating dish 12-15 cm dia, Flat glass plate about 200 mm square, Spatula flexible, with blade about 10 cm long & 2 cm wide stainless steel with wooden handle, Palette knife 15-20 cm long & 2 cm wide.

Consists of -

Porcelain evaporating dish, shrinkage dish, glass cup, Perspex Prong plate, with three metal prongs, Perspex plain plate, spatula stainless steel with wooden handle, Glass cylinder 25 ml.

Accessories: Mercury 500 gram.High speed stirrer with baffle, glass & speed control regulator. Speed 8,000-10,000 RPM. 220V, 1 PH.AC.

Spares:

Brass cup chromium plated
Brass baffle chromium plated

Precision in Soil Testing
The Plastic Limit Apparatus delivers reliable results with its high-grade components. Its ISI marking underscores its compliance with industry standards, making it ideal for accurate and repeatable soil consistency assessments in laboratory settings. Each core element is crafted for durability and precision, ensuring consistent outcomes every time.

Comprehensive Laboratory Kit
Designed as a complete set for soil plastic limit determination, this apparatus includes all necessary parts, securely housed within a protective case. The combination of a glass plate, brass rod, dish, and spatula makes it suitable for rigorous laboratory use, streamlining workflows and ensuring the convenience of having all required instruments at hand.

FAQs of Plastic Limit Apparatus:

Q: How is the Plastic Limit Apparatus used in laboratory soil testing?

A: The apparatus is used to determine the plastic limit of soil by rolling soil samples into threads using the brass rod and glass plate, then measuring their consistency. All components, including the evaporating dish and spatula, aid in the precise testing process following established laboratory procedures.

Q: What materials are used to make the Plastic Limit Apparatus?

A: This apparatus is assembled from premium stainless steel, brass, glass, porcelain, and plastic, ensuring both resilience in laboratory conditions and longevity through repeated use.

Q: When should the Plastic Limit Apparatus be used?

A: The apparatus is employed during soil investigations, particularly in geotechnical laboratories, when determining the soils plasticity characteristics is necessary for construction, foundation design, and environmental studies.

Q: Where can the Plastic Limit Apparatus be supplied or exported from?

A: Manufactured and supplied by experts in India, this manual apparatus is available to laboratories, exporters, and suppliers both domestically and internationally.

Q: What is the process of performing a plastic limit test using this kit?

A: The process involves placing soil on the glass plate, preparing and manipulating threads using the brass rod, collecting residues in the evaporating dish, and utilizing the spatula for sample handling. The kit supports manual, step-by-step procedures for standard soil consistency testing.

Q: What benefit does a manual Plastic Limit Apparatus offer over automated equipment?

A: Manual operation allows for direct control over each step, resulting in 100% accurate measurements. Its simplicity, efficiency, and reliable construction make it a preferred choice for laboratories requiring precision without dependency on power sources.

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