Cement Lab Equipment

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We offer a wide range of very high-quality Water Bath  at a very affordable price. 

Features:

• Capable of heating cement samples to the desired temperature
• Digital display
• No rust

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We design high-quality Laboratory Cement Autoclave in a wider scale.

Features:

• Resistant to all kinds of chemical and biological hazards
• Uniform temperature and pressure reading
• Durable

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The Jolting Apparatus consists of a rectangular table, rigidly connected by two support arms to the spindle at a horizontal distance from the center of the table.

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Vicat Needle Apparatus is a basic type of instrument applicable in the labs and research departments.

Features:

• Applicable in both domestic, educational and industrial purpose
• Corrosion resistant
• Cost effective fast delivery

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To meet the high demands of our esteemed clients, we supply a wide collection of Vibrating Machines.

Features:

• Low maintenance
• Reliable functioning
• High performance
• Vibrating frame assembly
• Electric motor mounted on a strong base

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Le-Chatelier Mould consists of a small split cylinder forming a mould on either side of the split cylinder, two parallel indicating arms with pointed ends are attached.

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We offer a wide range of Blain Air Permeability Apparatus to our customers at a very affordable market price.

Features:

• Easy installation
• Dimensional accuracy
• High functionality
• Long service life

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We offer a wide range of very high-quality Le- Chateliers Flask  at a very affordable price. 

Features:

• Made of thin glass having a bulb at the bottom.
• The portion above 24 ml mark is in the form of a funnel of diameter 5 cm.

Procedure:
(I) Dry the flask carefully and fill with kerosene or naphtha to a point on the stem between zero and 1 ml.
(II) Record the level of the liquid in the flask as initial reading.
(III) Put a weighted quantity of cement (about 60 gm) into the flask so that level of kerosene rise to about 22 ml mark, care being taken to avoid splashing and to see that cement does not adhere to the sides of the above the liquid.
(IV) After putting all the cement to the flask, roll the flask gently in an inclined position to expel air until no further air bubble rise3s to the surface of the liquid.
(V) Note down the new liquid level as final reading.

Observation and Calculation:
(I) Weight of cement used =W gm
(ii)Initial reading of flask =V1 ml
(iii)Final reading of flask =V2 ml
(iv)Volume of cement particle= V2-V1 ml
(v)weight of equal of water= ( V2-V1) x specific weight of water.
(vi)Specific gravity of cement = (Weight of cement/ Weight of equal volume of water) = W/(V2-V1)