Product Description
Specification
| Country of Origin | Made in India |
| Power | Hydraulic |
| Material | M.S. |
| Grade | NA |
| Automation Grade | Manual |
| Motor Power | HAND OPERATED |
| Voltage | NA |
| Capacity | 1000 Kn |
| Packaging Type | Wooden |
| Model Name/Number | FOUR PILLAR TYPE |
Durable Pillar-Type DesignThe machine's pillar-type construction uses heavy-duty MS fabrication, ensuring outstanding stability and longevity under demanding test conditions. The anti-corrosive enamel finish adds further protection, making the instrument suitable for both laboratory and field environments. Its floor-standing design and robust structure support consistent and accurate compressive strength measurements for a variety of materials.
Versatile Testing CapabilitySpecifically designed for manual operation, the equipment tests compressive strength on cement, concrete, bricks, and tiles. The machine accepts specimen sizes up to 150 mm cubes or 300 mm cylinders, providing a test width of 150 mm. Its flexibility caters to a range of civil engineering applications while maintaining high accuracy (1%) and immediate response time with an analog dial gauge display.
Reliable Manual OperationNo external power is required to operate this compression testing machine. Manual load application via a screw-driven mechanism and hand wheel allows precise control during tests. Hydraulic pressure application and overload safety features ensure user safety and protect the machine during heavy-duty or prolonged usage. Accessible parts simplify routine maintenance, guaranteeing longevity and optimal performance.
FAQ's of Compression Testing Machine - Hand Operated Pillar type:
Q: How does the hand-operated compression testing machine apply load during testing?
A: The machine uses a manual screw-driven mechanism operated with a hand wheel to precisely apply compressive load. Hydraulic force is generated and measured by an analog pressure gauge, enabling accurate, controlled testing without needing electricity.
Q: What types and sizes of specimens can be tested with this machine?
A: The equipment is suitable for testing cement, concrete, bricks, tiles, and similar materials. It accommodates specimens up to 150 mm cubes or cylinders with heights up to 300 mm, following standard testing guidelines.
Q: Where is this compression testing machine ideally used?
A: This machine finds utility both in laboratories and onsite field settings, offering flexibility for material strength testing across construction projects, research facilities, and quality control laboratories.
Q: When should maintenance be performed on the machine and what does it involve?
A: Routine maintenance ensures optimal performance. Accessible parts allow for easy cleaning, lubrication, and inspection. It's advisable to conduct maintenance after frequent use and before intense testing schedules, especially on hydraulic and mechanical components.
Q: What safety features are provided during operation?
A: The machine includes an overload safety valve to protect both the user and equipment from excessive loading. The sturdy pillar construction and anti-corrosive finish further enhance operational safety and machine durability.
Q: What are the benefits of choosing a hand-operated model over automatic alternatives?
A: The manual operation allows use without electricity, offering greater portability and cost efficiency. Immediate analog gauge response and manual control provide real-time feedback and flexibility for various testing environments.
Q: How does compliance with IS 516, BS 1881, and ASTM C39 standards benefit the user?
A: Adhering to these internationally recognized standards ensures reliable, repeatable test results and supports acceptance in formal reporting for engineering and quality assurance purposes.