Product Description
ABEL'S FLASHPOINT APPARATUS.[IP 33, 170,IS-1448]
Used for determining of the closed cup Flash point of Petroleum Products, their mixtures, others liquids & Paints having Flash Point below700C. The apparatus consists of one brass cup and cover fitted with shutter mechanism test flame arrangement (Oil test jet or Gas test jet) and stirrer, placed on a water bath made of Stainless Steel double walled. Theouter jacket of the water bath is fitted with a stand. For electrically heated vapparatus, heater is fitted to the stand the heat of which may be controlled different temperature regulation system of operated on 220 Volts AC mains. For Gas heated model the drum is heated by a burner.(without burne
| Optional Accessories: |
| NAC-475 | Abel's Flash Point Apparatus temperature range-200C+700C with refrigeration system as per IP 170 with oil test jet/Gas test jet device. |
| NAC-552 | Gas heated with oil test jet or Gas test jet without burner. |
| NAC-436 | Electric heated with oil test jet or Gas test jet without any control. |
| NAC-436A | Electric heated with oil test jet or Gas test jet with separate energy regulator control. |
| NAC-436B | -do -do- concealed Hot Plate. |
| NAC-437A | Electric heated with voltage varric coper coil type. |
| NAC-437AA | Electric heated by concealed Hot Plate with voltage varric copper coil type as per NAC-437A. |
| NAC-476 | Same as NAC-437A. Temp. is controlled by digital temperature controller cum indicator. |
Superior Construction & ComplianceCrafted using a combination of brass and stainless steel, the Abels Flash Point Apparatus ensures durability and resistance to corrosion. Every component is precision-engineered for laboratory reliability and repeated use. The apparatus meets IS:1448, ASTM D56, and IP standards, making it suitable for national and international testing requirements.
Manual Operation with User-Friendly DesignThe device features intuitive manual controls, a powder-coated/brass finish, and an insulated handle for user safety. With instant analog display and rapid response, operators can efficiently conduct flash point testing. Its bench-top mounting and well-supplied accessories facilitate straightforward setup and operation.
Accurate Flash Point Testing for OilsThis apparatus is tailored for testing petroleum products with flash points below 70C. The supplied test cup holds 75 ml specimens, and the precision heating assembly, controlled via a test jet burner, allows for highly accurate and repeatable measurements. The instrument is indispensable for laboratories requiring reliable flash point analysis.
FAQ's of Abels Flash Point Apparatus:
Q: How does the Abels Flash Point Apparatus determine the flash point of petroleum products?
A: The principle involves heating a sample in a brass cup, using a small flame jet burner, while stirring. As the temperature rises, a pilot and test flame are introduced at intervals to check for flash. The apparatus measures the lowest temperature at which vapors ignite momentarily, indicating the flash point.
Q: What standards does the Abels Flash Point Apparatus comply with?
A: It meets several international and Indian standards, including IS:1448 (Part 21)-1985, IP 33/57, IP 170, and ASTM D56, ensuring reliable performance and consistency in oil and petroleum product flash point testing.
Q: When should I use this apparatus over other flash point testers?
A: This instrument is recommended when testing petroleum products with flash points below 70C, especially in compliance with Abels method and relevant standards. It is ideal for routine lab use in oil testing, quality control, or research environments needing high accuracy.
Q: Where is the Abels Flash Point Apparatus typically used?
A: It is primarily used in laboratory settings including petrochemical labs, academic institutions, quality assurance facilities, and industrial environments where petroleum product safety and regulatory compliance are essential.
Q: What is the process for conducting a flash point test with this apparatus?
A: Begin by filling the precision-machined brass cup with a 75 ml oil sample. Set up the supplied burner and stirrer, then heat the sample manually under controlled conditions. Test for a flash by applying the pilot and test flames, monitoring the temperature until the flash point is observed and recorded on the analog display.
Q: How does manual operation benefit the user?
A: Manual controls allow the operator to make real-time adjustments during the test, ensure greater oversight, and help in complying with procedural standards. This increases accuracy and ensures that flash point determination is conducted as per regulatory guidelines.
Q: What accessories are supplied with the Abels Flash Point Apparatus?
A: Accessories include a thermometer, test cup, jet burner, stirrer, gas tube, and other essential parts required for a complete test setup, facilitating accurate and straightforward flash point analysis.