DRICK DRK116 Freeness Tester
The DRICK DRK116 Freeness Tester is used to measure the filtration performance of slurry suspension, study the fiber condition and evaluate the slurry beating degree. The DRK116 Freeness Tester Measurement range is (1~ 100) SR, the Graduation is 1 SR, and the discharge time of the overflow port is (149 +/- 1) s.
Model：
DRK116
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Drick DRK116 Freeness TesterSPEC
Drick DRK116 Freeness TesterDetails
Drick DRK116 Freeness TesterPacking list
- SKU
- NB034228
- Measurement range
- 0~100°SR
- Measuringflask Graduation
- 1°SR
- Overflow outlet discharge time
- 149±1s
- residual Volume
- 7.5~8.0ml
DRK116
Freeness Tester
Features
According to the phenomenon that the percussion degree of pulp is inversely proportional to the water filtration rate of pulp suspension, the DRK116 Freeness Tester is designed to imitate the Schaober-Rigler Freeness Tester to determine the water filtration performance of the slurry suspension, study the fiber condition and evaluate the slurry beating.
Applications
Drick's DRK116 Beatability Tester is suitable for testing the water filtration capacity of diluted pulp suspensions, that is, the determination of beating.
Technical standards
ISO 5267.1: Determination of water filtration properties of pulp – Part 1: Schauber-Rigler method
GB/T 3332: Determination of slurry pulping degree (Shober Rigler method)
QB/T 1054: Pulp Pulping Degree Tester
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QWhat should I do if the instrument I purchase needs repair?
AAfter-sales repair for overseas instruments is an unavoidable issue. Our repair terms stipulate that the sender is responsible for the shipping and insurance costs incurred for the repair. Repairs within the warranty period are free, while repair costs beyond the warranty period are determined based on the actual situation.
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