LIAT-9003/1 | Model LIAT-9003/1
Aggregate Crushing Value Apparatus
used to determine the resistance of aggregates to crushing under a gradually applied compressive load. It is suitable for construction material testing, civil engineering laboratories and quality control applications.
| Category | Testing Equipment |
|---|---|
| Subcategory | Aggregate Testing Equipment |
| Country of origin | India |
| OEM / private label | Available on request |
| Packaging | Securely packed for domestic and export transportation. Protective packaging is provided to minimize transit damage. Export-grade packaging available on request. |
Aggregate Crushing Value Apparatus (LIAT-9003/1) is used to determine the aggregate crushing value, which indicates the resistance of aggregates to crushing under a gradually applied compressive load.
The apparatus is suitable for construction and civil engineering laboratories and is manufactured for aggregate quality testing.
Specifications
- Shape: Round
- Colour: Shiny Silver
- Finish: Polished
- Pattern: Dotted
- Thickness: 0–10 mm
- Length: 0–10 cm, 10–20 cm
- Durable steel construction
- 150 mm diameter steel cylinder
- 148 mm diameter plunger
- Supplied with base plate
- Polished finish
- Crack resistant
- Stain resistant
- Washable surface
- Water-resistant construction
- Fine finished components
- Suitable for routine laboratory testing
- Easy to operate and maintain
- Product: Aggregate Crushing Value Apparatus
- Model: LIAT-9003/1
- Shape: Round
- Material: Steel
- Cylinder Diameter: 150 mm
- Plunger Diameter: 148 mm
- Colour: Shiny Silver
- Finish: Polished
- Pattern: Dotted
- Thickness: 0–10 mm
- Length Range: 0–10 cm / 10–20 cm
- Included Component: Base Plate
- Application: Aggregate Crushing Value Testing
- Aggregate testing laboratories
- Construction material testing
- Civil engineering laboratories
- Quality control laboratories
- Building material testing
- Road construction laboratories
- Concrete and aggregate research
- Engineering colleges and universities
- Research and testing institutions