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Liquid Limit Device Specification

Automation Grade
Manual

Temperature
Room Temperature (typically 27 2 C for test)

Mounting Type
Bench/desk mount

Measuring Range
Plastic to liquid transition point of soils

Display Type
Mechanical (No display, up to 25 drops counted manually)

Equipment Type
Soil Testing Apparatus

Test Range
Liquid Limit determination in soils

Operating Voltage
Not Applicable (Manual)

Application
Determining the Liquid Limit of Soil (Atterberg Limits)

Hardness
Brass and steel construction for durability

Max Height
Approx. 250 mm (assembled)

Resolution
1 count (per handle turn)

Interface Type
Manual user interface

Humidity
Ambient

Accuracy
Complies with IS: 2720 (Part V)

Power Supply
Not Required (Manual Operation)

Response Time
Immediate (by each turn/drop)

Features
Adjustable height, Brass cup, Hardened steel base, Comes with grooving tool and gauge

Specimen Size
Soil paste-sufficient to fill brass cup (approx. 20 g)

Number of Specimens
Single Specimen per test

Frequency
User dependent (hand-operated crank)

Usage
Laboratory soil analysis

Capacity
One brass cup (Standard)

Machine Weight
Approx. 4 kg

Test Speed
120 rpm (by hand crank)

Test Stroke
Approx. 10 mm (Cup drop height)

Control Mode
Manual

Color
Golden (brass) with black base

Cup Material
Brass

Test Method
Casagrande Method (Atterberg Limits)

Handle Type
Removable hand crank

Base Material
Cast Iron or Steel

Cup Drop Height Adjustment
1 cm (Standard as per IS standards)

Packaging
Box packed

Maintenance
Easy to clean and maintain

Included Accessories
Grooving tool, Height gauge

Liquid Limit Device Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
1 Unit

Payment Terms
Cash in Advance (CID)

Supply Ability
10 Units Per Month

Delivery Time
5-7 Days

Main Domestic Market
All India

About Liquid Limit Device

Highlighted for its splendid precision and gilt-edged build, the Liquid Limit Device is a top-tier soil testing apparatus essential for geotechnical laboratories. Featuring a flawless golden brass cup and a robust cast iron or steel base, this equipment ensures flawless accuracy as per IS: 2720 (Part V) standards. The adjustable cup drop height (1 cm), manual crank, and included grooving tool provide everything needed for soil liquid limit tests via the Casagrande Method. Easy to clean and maintain, this manually operated device is box packed, lightweight (approx. 4 kg), and built to last with hardened steel and brass durability. Perfect for soil plasticity evaluations in India.

Advantages and Application Media of the Liquid Limit Device

The Liquid Limit Device stands out with its splendid brass cup, adjustable 1 cm drop height, and durable construction. Its primary advantage lies in accurately determining soil consistency transitions, following IS standards. Designed for laboratory soil analysis, it operates without power and is suitable for various soil types. Material features like a hardened steel base and flawless brass cup guarantee longevity and ease of maintenance, making it an ideal instrument for reliable geotechnical valuation.

Main Domestic Market, Sample Policy, and Packaging Valuation

This device is widely supplied across India's key laboratory markets, servicing academic, research, and construction sectors. Our sample policy ensures swift quotation and clear estimation for clients, fostering trust in procurement processes. Packaging is meticulously managed: each device is securely box packed, safeguarding components during transit and delivery. These gilt-edged practices reinforce product safety and reliability, ensuring excellent condition valuation upon receipt and deployment.

FAQ's of Liquid Limit Device:

Q: How is the Liquid Limit Device used in soil testing?

A: The Liquid Limit Device is used to determine the liquid limit of soil using the Casagrande Method. Soil paste is placed in the brass cup, and the hand crank is rotated to lift and drop the cup from a set height, counting the drops needed for a visible groove to close.

Q: What materials make up the Liquid Limit Device, and why are they important?

A: The device features a golden brass cup and a base made from cast iron or steel. These materials ensure durability, flawless balance, and corrosion resistance for consistent and accurate soil testing results.

Q: When should the brass cup's drop height be adjusted?

A: Adjustment of the cup drop height should be performed before each test to ensure the drop is precisely 1 cm, complying with IS: 2720 standards for accurate liquid limit determination.

Q: Where is this Liquid Limit Device commonly used?

A: This device is commonly found in geotechnical and civil engineering laboratories for soil analysis, particularly across educational institutions, research labs, and construction sites throughout India.

Q: What are the unique benefits of the removable hand crank and included accessories?

A: The removable hand crank offers manual control, easy maintenance, and portability. Included accessories, such as the grooving tool and gauge, streamline the testing process, making specimen preparation and measurements more efficient and precise.

Q: How easy is it to maintain and clean the Liquid Limit Device?

A: Maintenance is straightforward due to the simple mechanical build, removable handle, and smooth surfaces on the brass cup and steel base, ensuring longevity and continued flawless results.

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