Los Angeles Abrasion Testing Machine — MOE Lab Tender Details

Los Angeles Abrasion Testing Machine

Description:  
used for testing crushed slag, crushed and uncrushed gravel for resistance to abrasion. The aim of the test is to find the percentage wear due to the relative rubbing action between the aggregates and steel balls as abrasive charge.

Specification:
Consists of a hollow steel cylinder, closed at both ends, having an inside diameter of 700 mm and inside length of 500 mm.
The cylinder mounted on a sturdy frame on ball bearings. The opening is closed dust tight with a removable bolted cover in place.
A detachable shelf which extends through the drum catches the abrasive charge and does not allow it to fall on the cover. The drum is rotated at a speed of 30-33 rpm by an electric motor through a heavy duty reduction gear.
Fitted with revolution counter and push button starter. Supplied complete with a tray for collection of the material. Abrasive charge consists of set of 12 nos.
Cast iron spheres or steel spheres (hardened steel balls) approximately 48mm diameter each weigh between 390-445 gram. Complete as above.

Accessories:
Spare abrasive charge.