Los Angeles Abrasion Testing Machine

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The Los Angeles Abrasion Testing Machine is a reliable and accurate instrument designed to determine the resistance of aggregates to abrasion and wear. This machine is essential for quality control testing in construction and civil engineering projects, ensuring that materials are durable and long-lasting. With its precision engineering and user-friendly interface, this machine is a valuable asset for any testing laboratory.Our Los Angeles Abrasion Testing Machine is a versatile and efficient tool for evaluating the durability of aggregates used in asphalt and concrete mixtures. By subjecting the material to a rotating drum and abrasive steel balls, this machine simulates the effects of traffic and weathering on road surfaces. With its robust construction and automated operation, this machine provides reliable and consistent results for quality assurance in construction projects.Improve the quality and performance of your construction materials with the Los Angeles Abrasion Testing Machine. This equipment is designed to measure the wear and tear resistance of aggregates, helping engineers and contractors select the most suitable materials for their projects. Easy to use and maintain, this machine is an essential tool for ensuring the durability and longevity of roads, bridges, and other infrastructure components. Trust in the accuracy and reliability of our Los Angeles Abrasion Testing Machine for all your testing needs.LOS ANGELES ABRASION TESTING MACHINEIS 2386 (PART IV) ASTM C 131, AASHTO T-96Used for testing Crushed Rock, Crushed Slag, Crushed and Uncrushed Gravel For Resistance to Abrasion.Specification:The machine consists of a hollow cylinder mounted horizontally on a study frame on ball bearings. There is an opening which can be closed with a dust tight cover to facilitate charging and discharging the drum with the material under test. A detachable shelf which extends throughout the inside length of the drum which catches the abrasive charge and does not allow it to fall on the cover. The drum is rotated by an electric motor through a heavy reduction gear at a speed of 30-33 R.P.M. A revolution counter is fitted to the frame. A tray is supplied for collection of the material at the end of the test. Complete with Abrasive Charge consisting of a set of Twelve hardened steel balls, approximately