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Liquid Limit Apparatus FM-LLA-A100 Catalog

Overview

Fison Liquid Limit Apparatus FM-LLA-A100 uses an electric motor drive with automatic and manual mode switching to drop the disc 120 times per minute from a height of 10 mm. The brass plate and grooving knife of this liquid limit testing equipment have a surface roughness of Ra ≤ 3.2 μm, and the copper disc and connecting block have a total mass of 200 ± 2 g. A built-in automatic counter tracks the number of strikes during each test.

Specifications:

Operating Mode Electric motor drive, with automatic and manual mode switching
Disc Drop Frequency 120 strikes/minute
Drop Distance (height the disc falls) 10 mm (0.3937 in)
Counter Built-in automatic counter
Copper Plate and Grooving Knife Brass, surface roughness Ra ≤ 3.2 μm
Total Mass of Copper Disc and Connecting Block 200 ± 2 g
Power Supply 220 to 240 V AC, 50/60 Hz
Operation Interface Color touch screen
Weight 6.6 kg

Features:

  • The Liquid Limit Test Set uses the Casagrande method to determine the moisture content at which soil changes from the plastic state to the liquid state under standardized conditions.
  • The apparatus consists of a brass cup, a mechanism for controlling the rate of rotation, a counter and a grooving tool.
  • The motorized mechanism rotates the cup automatically, which gives precise control and reduces manual effort.
  • The standardized brass cup has accurate dimensions, so testing conditions stay consistent.
  • The integrated counter tracks the number of rotations for accurate liquid limit determination.
  • The grooving tool provides a standardized reference point for observing the soil's transition in behavior.

Applications:

Liquid Limit Apparatus FM-LLA-A100 is used in soil testing laboratories to determine the moisture content at which soil changes from the plastic state to the liquid state. It follows the Casagrande method under standardized conditions, and its motorized cup rotation reduces manual effort during testing.

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