Factory Cheap Hot Control Fluid Loss Cement Slurry - Solid Content Analyzer – Taige
Factory Cheap Hot Control Fluid Loss Cement Slurry - Solid Content Analyzer – Taige Detail:
TG-165 Series Solid Content of Analyzer
Solid content of analyzer is used to separate and measure the equivalent of water, oil and consolidation. At the same time, it can estimate the content of suspended and dissolving things. It is the basis of knowing consolidation concentration, viscosity, and fluid loss control. It mainly includes sample cup, liquid medicine, heating components, temperature controller.
Model and Specifications
|
Name |
Solid content of analyzer |
Solid content segregation apparatus |
|
Model |
TG-165-14-1 |
TG-165-14-3 |
| Dimensions (cm) |
26×20×14cm |
31×21×17cm |
|
Weight (kg) |
5kg |
8.5kg |
|
Power supply |
AC220V±5% 50Hz |
|
|
Power （W） |
100W |
170W |
|
Rectifier capacity （ml） |
20ml |
50ml |
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- 2015.06.12 16:22
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from Wellington
- 2015.10.01 14:14
