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Liquid Limit Cone Pentrometer

Liquid Limit Cone Pentrometer

Product Details:

  • Interface Type Manual/mechanical
  • Automation Grade Manual
  • Mounting Type Bench-top
  • Max Height Approx. 30 cm
  • Features Simple construction, easy to operate, IS: 2720 compliant
  • Humidity Suitable for ambient laboratory conditions
  • Specimen Size Standard soil cup (internal diameter approx. 55 mm)
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Liquid Limit Cone Pentrometer Product Specifications

  • Single specimen per test
  • Graduated scale
  • Cone: Stainless steel hardened
  • Room Temperature: 10C to 40C
  • Instant, by direct reading
  • Standard, suitable for standard soil cup
  • 0.01 mm
  • Manual
  • Standard size according to IS: 2720 (Part 5)
  • 0 - 40 mm penetration
  • 0 - 40 mm penetration depth
  • Not required (manual)
  • Geotechnical laboratory soil testing
  • Approx. 30 cm
  • Adjustable, 14 mm cone penetration
  • Bench-top
  • Cone mass 80 g (including shaft), total apparatus approx. 5 - 7 kg
  • Manual
  • Manual/mechanical
  • Approx. 5 - 7 kg
  • Determination of liquid limit of soils
  • Standard soil cup (internal diameter approx. 55 mm)
  • 0.1 mm
  • Manual operation
  • Simple construction, easy to operate, IS: 2720 compliant
  • Suitable for ambient laboratory conditions
  • IS: 2720 (Part 5), BS 1377
  • 55 mm internal diameter x 40 mm height
  • Rack and pinion arrangement
  • Milli-meter graduated vertical scale
  • Cardboard box with thermocol lining
  • Powder coated / chrome plated components
  • Liquid Limit Cone Penetrometer
  • Brass/Cast iron body with stainless steel cone
  • 30 12
  • Non-slip rubber feet
  • Brass cup, additional weights, tamper

Product Description



Featured as a top-notch selection for geotechnical laboratories, this Liquid Limit Cone Penetrometer combines enlightened engineering with a gorgeous brass/cast iron body and a stainless steel, hardened cone. With millimeter-graded accuracy and an adjustable rack and pinion height, the device offers best price performance for determining soil liquid limits. IS: 2720 and BS 1377 compliant, this manually operated, bench-top instrument is both durable and reliable. Non-slip feet and a powder-coated/chrome-plated finish ensure safety and longevity. Select this premium, easy-to-operate tool for precise, IS-standard soil tests.

Usage Guidance and Effective Applications

The Liquid Limit Cone Penetrometer is ideal for determining the liquid limit of soils in standard-sized cups, typically used in geotechnical laboratories. To use, mount the apparatus on a stable bench-top, prepare a single specimen in the brass cup, and adjust the cone using the rack and pinion. Suitable for plant laboratories, it effectively assesses soil samples used in construction and agriculture, ensuring quality on standard laboratory surfaces for consistent, error-free results.


Compliance, Sample Provisions, and Timely Delivery

This device holds premium certifications under IS: 2720 (Part 5) and BS 1377, guaranteeing quality outlay for your laboratory. Samples for evaluation can be provided, which helps you make a satisfied, informed expenditure. Delivery timelines are moderate, ensuring a speedy and safe outflow of goods. With premium build and after-sales support, investing in this penetrometer ensures value and high return for your scientific needs.


FAQ's of Liquid Limit Cone Pentrometer:


Q: How is the Liquid Limit Cone Penetrometer used in laboratory settings?

A: The penetrometer is placed on a bench-top and a soil specimen is prepared in the brass cup. The stainless steel cone is then carefully lowered using the rack and pinion arrangement, and the penetration depth is read directly from the graduated scale.

Q: What standards does the Liquid Limit Cone Penetrometer comply with?

A: This instrument adheres to IS: 2720 (Part 5) and BS 1377, ensuring standardised and reliable results for soil liquid limit determination.

Q: When should I use this device for soil testing?

A: The penetrometer is used when you need to determine the liquid limit of soils, typically during soil classification in geotechnical investigations for construction, agriculture, or research purposes.

Q: Where is the optimal place to use this apparatus?

A: It is best used on a stable bench-top within a laboratory environment, in ambient room temperatures (10C to 40C) and typical humidity conditions to ensure precise readings.

Q: What are the main benefits of using this penetrometer?

A: Major benefits include its IS compliance, robust material construction, easy operation, high accuracy (0.1 mm), and maintenance-free manual mechanism, making it a reliable tool for repeated soil testing.

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