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Plastic Limit Test Specification

Classification
Geotechnical Engineering Laboratory

Power Source
Manual

Operate Method
Thread Rolling: Soil is rolled into a $3$ mm diameter thread on the glass plate until it begins to crumble; the moisture at this point is the Plastic Limit

Application
Atterberg limits and soil classification

Core Components
Glass plate, brass rod, moisture containers, spatula, porcelain evaporating dish

Automation Grade
Manual

Temperature Range
Ambient Celsius (oC)

Feature
Manual operation, Portable, Easy assembly

Product Type
Soil Index Property Accessory

Usage
Critical for calculating the Plasticity Index (PI = LL - PL)

Equipment Materials
Metal body with brass and steel parts

Type
Plastic Limit Test Apparatus

Display Type
Analog

Weight
Approx. 2-3 kg (Set) Kilograms (kg)

Conforms to Standards
IS:2720 (Part 5), ASTM D4318

Application
Determination of plastic limit of soils

Accessories Included
Glass plate (8mm thick x 150mm x 115mm), Brass rod (3mm dia x 150mm length), Moisture containers, Spatula, Porcelain dish

Finish
Powder coated / corrosion resistant

Plastic Limit Test Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
1 Set

Payment Terms
Cheque, Telegraphic Transfer (T/T)

Supply Ability
Set

Delivery Time
2 Week

Sample Available
No

Main Export Market(s)
Asia, Australia, Central America, North America, South America, Eastern Europe, Western Europe, Middle East, Africa

Main Domestic Market
All India

Certifications
AS ISO 9001:2008, ISO 14001:2004 and OHSAS 18001:2007 CO.

About Plastic Limit Test

Plastic Limit Test Equipment

Moisture contents at which soil has smallest plasticity is called limit. For determination purpose plastic limit is defined as the water content at which a soil will just begin to crumble when rolled in to a thread of 3mm dia.

Specification of Plastic Limit Test

The complete set consists of one each :1. Glass plate 20cm x 15cm having round ends2.
Brass or stainless steel rod 3mm dia x 150mm long3.
Flexible spatula 15 cm4. Set of 6 moisture containers5.
Porcelain basin 150mm dia6. Plastic wash bottle 500ml.

Note: Glass Plate size 500 x 500 x 10mm can be supplied at an extra cost.

Precision Testing for Soil Characterization
Our Plastic Limit Test Apparatus offers reliable and accurate soil classification by determining the water content at which soil transitions from a plastic to a semi-solid state. Its conformity to both national and international standards guarantees dependable results for geotechnical evaluations.

Durable Construction and Portability
Constructed with a powder-coated metal body alongside brass and steel components, the set is built to last even in challenging environments. Weighing just 23 kg, it is easily transportable, allowing on-site soil testing with minimal effort and easy assembly.

Comprehensive Accessories Included
This apparatus comes complete with all necessary accessoriesan 8mm thick glass plate, brass rod, moisture containers, spatula, and porcelain dish. These components ensure accurate measurements and streamline the soil testing process for both novice and experienced users.

FAQs of Plastic Limit Test:

Q: How is the Plastic Limit Test performed using this apparatus?

A: The test involves rolling soil samples by hand on the glass plate with the brass rod until threads of 3 mm diameter form and break. The soil moisture content at this stage is measured using the included moisture containers, spatula, and porcelain dish to determine the plastic limit.

Q: What standards does the Plastic Limit Test Apparatus conform to?

A: This apparatus meets the requirements of IS:2720 (Part 5) and ASTM D4318, ensuring internationally recognized and accurate soil testing results.

Q: When should I use a Plastic Limit Test Apparatus?

A: Use this apparatus during soil classification and construction projects where understanding soil consistency limits is essential. It is suitable for both laboratory and on-site soil investigations.

Q: Where can the Plastic Limit Test Apparatus be used?

A: Thanks to its portable and durable design, the test set can be used in laboratories, educational institutes, construction sites, and geotechnical field locations.

Q: What are the benefits of manual operation for this apparatus?

A: Manual operation allows for greater control during testing, does not require electricity, and makes the tool easy to use in remote or resource-limited settings.

Q: What equipment materials ensure durability and resistance?

A: The apparatus is crafted with a powder-coated metal body and brass and steel core components, enhancing corrosion resistance and longevity in diverse environments.

Q: How do the included accessories enhance the testing process?

A: Each accessory, such as the glass plate, brass rod, and moisture containers, is designed for precision and ease, ensuring all required steps in the plastic limit determination are efficiently completed.

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