Bitumen Testing Equipment

A heating mantle, or isomantle, is a piece of laboratory equipment used to apply heat to containers, as an alternative to other forms of the heated bath.

The Vertex Automatic Marshall Stability Machine is used to determine the maximum load and flow values of bituminous mixtures. Marshall Stability Automatically calculates flow and stability values

Core Drilling Machine is a petrol engine powered. Road/Building drill has been designed specifically for the purpose of drilling test cores from or holes in, Roads, Airport Runways, Bridges, etc.

These instruments are for determining the viscosity of all oils, expressed in Redwood seconds at the temperatures of test as called for by IP 70. Both types of viscometers, Redwood No.1

Penetration Cone is used For empirical estimation of the consistency of lubricating grease and petroleum. Made of brass with a hardened steel tip. The stem of the cone is interchangeable with

The Pensky-Martens Flash Point Tester consists of a closed-cup test arrangement that contains any vapors produced and essentially simulates the situation in which a potential source of ignition

The Pour Point is the lowest temperature at which the oil will just fail to flow. The apparatus Consists main cooling bath made out of S.S. sheet and stand unit with drain plug and cover

Carbon Residue, Conradson For determining the amount of carbon residue after evaporation, pyrolysis of oil, and to provide some indication of relative coke forming propensity.

Asphalt Mixer Theoretical Density is used for the determination of the theoretical density of asphalt mixer by vacuum method for applications such as asphalt mixer design, road condition