Automatic Evaporation Loss Tester LAET-T2010

Introduction

Automatic Evaporation supports a wide temperature range from room temperature to 300°C, suitable for various heating applications. It ensures precise temperature control with ±0.1°C resolution accuracy. Our automatic evaporation loss tester uses advanced technology without Wood's metal, reducing environmental pollution. It offers high-accuracy control with real-time recording of temperature and pressure. Designed as per D5800 B and SH/T 0059 standards, it measures the evaporation loss of lubricating oil.

This petroleum testing is designed to meet the rigorous requirements of modern laboratory operations, ensuring high precision, reliability, and ease of use for various experimental applications.

Applications

Automatic Evaporation Loss Tester is used in the petroleum and lubricants industry to measure the evaporation loss of lubricating oils.

Specifications

Temperature Range	Normal temperature to 300°C
Resolution accuracy	±0.1°C
Temperature accuracy	±0.5°C
Heating Unit	Environmental protection lightweight unit
Vacuum Control	Vacuum pump, pressure gauge, and air filter
Pressure Range	0 to 25 mm H₂O
Stable accuracy	±0.2 mm H₂O
Heating Power	2.0 KW
Power Supply	AC 220V ±10%, 50Hz
Dimension	700 × 550 × 700 mm
Weight	60 Kg

Features

Embedded operating system

touch screen

Built-in diagnostics

Multiple alarms

FAQs

1. What is the main purpose of the It Automatic Evaporation Loss Tester ?

The It Automatic Evaporation Loss Tester is mainly used to measure the evaporation loss of lubricating oils. It is an essential instrument in the petroleum and lubricant industries, where accurate data on oil stability and performance at high temperatures is crucial. The device follows D5800 B and SH/T 0059 standards, ensuring reliable and consistent testing results. By simulating real-world high-temperature conditions, it helps evaluate how much oil evaporates over time, which is important for product quality and engine safety.

2. What are the key features of the It that make it user-friendly and efficient?

is designed with multiple user-friendly features to ensure smooth operation and high precision. It comes with an embedded operating system and an touch screen, making it easy to navigate and control settings. It also includes built-in diagnostics and multiple alarm systems to alert the user in case of any issues. The advanced temperature control system provides high accuracy with a resolution of ±0.1°C and a working temperature range up to 300°C. Additionally, the unit does not use Wood’s metal, making it safer and more environmentally friendly.

3. How does the It ensure accurate temperature and pressure control during testing?

The It is equipped with a high-precision heating system that offers temperature control with ±0.1°C resolution and ±0.5°C accuracy. It uses a lightweight and environmentally safe heating unit. For pressure control, it includes a vacuum pump, a pressure gauge, and an air filter to maintain accurate pressure conditions. The pressure resolution is ±0.05 mm H?O with a stability of ±0.2 mm H?O. This precise control of both temperature and pressure ensures that the evaporation testing is reliable and reproducible.

4. What accessories are included with the It Automatic Evaporation Loss Tester ?

It provides a comprehensive set of accessories with the to support all testing requirements. These include an evaporating crucible set, buffer bottles with rubber stoppers, a precision filter, a temperature sensor, a differential pressure gauge, a crucible wrench, a reamer (?2.0), glass branches, a metal cleaning line, a power cable, and fuses. Each accessory is designed to help with the accurate setup, operation, and maintenance of the instrument.

5. In which industries and applications is the It commonly used?

The It is widely used in the petroleum and lubricants industry, where evaluating the thermal stability and evaporation characteristics of lubricating oils is essential. It is especially valuable for R&D laboratories, oil manufacturers, and quality control departments that work with engine oils, gear oils, and other high-performance lubricants. By understanding evaporation loss, companies can develop better formulations, reduce product degradation, and improve engine performance and longevity.