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YLMDJ-IIIB Marshall Electric compaction apparatus
The Marshall compactor is a special instrument for sample forming in the Marshall stability test of asphalt mixture. Its structure and performance fully meet the requirements of highway test regulations.
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The Marshall compactor is a special instrument for sample forming in the Marshall stability test of asphalt mixture. Its structure and performance fully meet the requirements of highway test regulations.
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- Asphalt & Bitumen Testing Equipment
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- Construction & Infrastructure, Laboratories & Quality Control, Roads & Highways
ModelMDJ-IIIB
Power supply220V, 380V, customized
Foundation600*600 mm
Net weight170kg
Gross weight200kg
Packing650*650*1800 mm
Experiment methodStandard · Major
Diameter of hammer bottom(mm)98.5 · 149.4
Hammer weight(kg)4.536 · 10.210
Height of drop weight (mm)457.2 · 457.2
Inner diameter of test tube (mm)101.6 · 152.4
Height of test tube (mm)87 · 115
Height of test piece (mm)63.5 · 95.5
Protective tube height (mm)70 · 75.5
Product-specific documentationProvided with the selected technical configuration
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Manufacturer informationExternal website
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