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Bulk Density Apparatus Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : JA-TOBDA-2222
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Bulk Density Apparatus
Features:-
Extremely useful for
Pharmaceutical Lab
Highly Accurate and Easy
to Operate
Microcontroller Based
Digital Display
Soft Touch Membrane Keys
3 LED's for status
Indication
Audible Alarm Sound
Last Count Retention on
Power Failure
Bulk Density Apparatus
is a specially designed to study the packing down of powder beds of
different pharmaceutical and chemical powders, flakes, pellets, granules and
other bulk substances. Bulk Density is an essential test required in the
process of tablet, capsule filling and cosmetic manufacturing
The system is equipped with microcontroller based digital display for
displaying accurate and exact stroke count and soft touch membrane type keys
for ease of operation.
The system has 'SET',
'UP' and 'DOWN' keys, for setting the total number of required strokes (Set
Count) for the current measurement session.
User can set to any
number of required strokes within the range from 1 to 9999 counts.
The system automatically
stores the last 'Set Count' value which is retained in the memory even when the
instrument is switched off. Each stroke count is displayed on the 4 digit seven
segment bright red LED display on the front panel.
A common lock cushioned
holder for both the cylinders drops down smoothly from the height and holds the
cylinders.
The Up/Down (i.e.
Tapping) movement of the cylinders stop automatically at the 'Set Count' value.
An audible alarm sound
indicates that the current measurement session is over.
In case of power
failure, the last counts are retained and the instrument starts counting
automatically from the point of power failure.
The instrument uses the
latest microprocessor technology and advanced engineering techniques so as to
give enhanced accuracy and reproducibility.
