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道瑞式耐磨試驗儀

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道瑞式耐磨試驗儀適用于天然花崗岩、天然大理石、石灰石、砂岩、板石和其他建築裝飾材料（如人造石、微晶玻璃等）的耐磨性耐磨度試驗。適采用三項異步電機，噪音低，4組工作頭具有造型美觀、運行穩定等特點。

更新時間	2025-09-20
訪問次數	2704
産品型號	DRM-II

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品牌	榮計達儀器	價格區間	面議
産地類別	國産	應用領域	環保,建材/家具,綜合
磨盤尺寸：	φ254×15mm	四個試樣距圓盤	90mm
試樣承受負荷	2000±50g、1250±50g	磨盤轉速及試樣自轉轉速	45±1rpm
磨盤工作硬度	＞HB500	磨料流量	連續可調
適用試樣規格	正方形樣品50×50±0.5mm,厚度?15-55mm	?圓形樣品	￠25±0.5mm,?高度?25-60mm
試樣個數量	4個	外形尺寸	400x500x300mm
重量	40kg

道瑞式耐磨試驗儀産品簡介

適用于天然花崗岩、天然大理石、石灰石、砂岩、板石和其他建築裝飾材料（如人造石、微晶玻璃等）的耐磨性耐磨度試驗。適采用三項異步電機，噪音低，4組工作頭具有造型美觀、運行穩定等特點。

道瑞式耐磨試驗儀符合標准：

GB/T19766-2005《天然大理石建筑板材》附录A；GBT9966.4-2001天然饰面石材试验方法第4部分：耐磨性试验方法；ASTMC503-1997天然饰面石材试验方法.耐磨性试验方法。以及美国标准ASTMC241-90“Standard Test Method for Abrasion Resistance of Stone Subjected

技術參數：

★磨盤尺寸：φ254×15mm

★四個試樣距圓盤： 90mm

★試樣承受負荷：2000±50g、1250±50g

★磨盤轉速及試樣自轉轉速：45±1rpm

★磨盤工作硬度：＞HB500

★磨料流量：連續可調

★適用試樣規格：

正方形样品50×50±0.5mm,厚度 15-55mm

圆形样品￠25±0.5mm, 高度 25-60mm

★試樣個數量:4個

★额定消耗功率：0.37KW,380V, 50Hz

★转数控制范围：0-9999rpm

★外形尺寸：400x500x300mm

★重量：40kg

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