Material Smoke Toxicity Hazard Classification Tester | Smoke Density Tester

Specification:- Warranty:-1 year, 1 Year Certification:-CSA, pock, Reach, IECEE, sock, UL, EPA, GS Model Number:-D266 Maximum heating power:-1200 W Customized support:-OEM, ODM Power supply:-220V 50Hz Power:-Electronic Application:-Wire & Cable Test Standard:-ISO 19700 Material:-SUS 304 Stainless Steel Maximum power:-2 KW Chamber size:-L2400 * W680 * H1730 mm Main technical parameters Power supply voltage AC220V±10%, 50HZ, current ≤ 10A Maximum power 2 KW Maximum heating power 1200 W Temperature control range 300℃ ~ 1000℃ Control accuracy Static ±1℃ Air flow 0~25 L/min adjustable Ring furnace displacement rate (10±0.1) mm/min Air source Dry, clean compressed air, 2-8kg/cm2 Microcomputer control Computer operation Ring furnace heating temperature calibration Display time, temperature curve and actual measured temperature comparison chart Graph Showing the angular velocity of the squirrel cage in real time Maximum stroke of the ring furnace > 600 mm Function With manual, automatic ring furnace fast forward and retreat function Test chamber size L2400 x W680 x H1730 mm   Frequently Asked Questions:- How do you determine your hazard class? The Simple Step by Step Classifying a Hazard Determine Process to chemical is hazardous based on its physical hazards, health hazards, and environmental hazards. Test your if the chemicals or consult determine how the above information scientific evidence to classifies the material. How do you test for toxicity? The basic tool for substances to marine and aquatic organisms determining toxicity of is the toxicity test. Toxicity testing is taking healthy organisms from In its simplest form a container of clean water and same water with a known concentration placing into one containing the of a pollutant. What is ISO 19700? It describes a the generation of fire combustion products effluent for the identification tube-furnace method for and measurement of, in particular, the yields of toxic products under a range of fire decomposition its constituent conditions. Category: Reaction to Fire Testing Tags: Hazard classification, smoke density tester