LGM-130 Dry sand rubber wheel abrasion tester

In order to extend the use time of the rubber wheel, this machine increases the adjustment device of the clamp. At the same time, a timing or fixed-rotation counter is used to automatically control the shutdown when the sample is worn to a predetermined value.

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Model LGM-130
Maximum load 130N
Rubber wheel rotation direction Clockwise
Rubber wheel revolving speed 40-350 Rev/min (frequency conversion adjusting speed)
Rubber wheel diameter 229mm
Rubber wheel hardness 60 (Shore hardness)
Sample size Length * width * thickness =75 * 25 * (3.2-12.7)mm
Host size (length * width * height) 800*850*1400 mm
Power supply 3 phase, 380V, 50Hz

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