DIGITAL LOS ANGLES ABRASION TESTING MACHINE AZA0987

Description

Standards Compliance

• IS 2386 (Part IV)

• ASTM C131

How It Works

The aggregate sample and hardened steel balls are placed inside a motor-driven rotating steel drum. The drum rotates at a controlled speed of 30–33 RPM for a preset number of revolutions. During rotation, aggregates are subjected to continuous abrasion and impact forces. After completion, the sample is sieved and weighed to calculate the percentage loss (LA Abrasion Value).

Key Features

• Digital Control Panel with RPM and timer display

• Heavy-duty steel drum for long operational life

• Precision motor and gearbox system

• Low vibration and stable frame design

• Easy loading and unloading with safety locking cover

Technical Specifications

Applications

• Road and highway material testing labs

• Railway ballast testing

• Concrete and asphalt aggregate analysis

• Civil engineering colleges and research centers

FAQ

Q1: What is the purpose of the AZA0987 machine?
It measures the abrasion resistance of coarse aggregates.

Q2: What makes this model different from manual versions?
It includes digital RPM and timer controls for higher accuracy and automation.

Q3: Is it suitable for heavy-duty lab use?
Yes, it is designed for continuous, industrial-grade testing.

Q4: Which standards does it follow?
It complies with IS 2386 (Part IV) and ASTM C131.

Q5: Does it require frequent maintenance?
Only basic periodic cleaning and lubrication are required.