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Open Cup Flash Point Tester

Open Cup Flash Point Testers find the lowest temperature at which vapor above a heated liquid briefly ignites. A test flame passes over the open cup at set intervals as the sample warms. Continued heating gives the fire point, where the sample keeps burning. Open cup methods suit lubricating oils, asphalt and other high flash point products. Manual models use a thermometer from 0 to 360 degrees C. Automatic models reach 400 degrees C with electronic ignition and thermocouple detection. Repeatability on automatic models is within 2 degrees C. Results support fire hazard classification for storage and transport. Typical users include refineries, lubricant blenders and petroleum testing labs.

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Open Cup Flash Point Tester LMFPT-A101

  • Thermometer: 0 ℃ to 360 °C
  • Scale Division: 1°C
  • Ambient Temperature: ≤ 35°C
  • Relative Humidity: ≤ 85 %
  • Outer Crucible-Material: Carbon structural steel

$ 1787.5 / Pack of 1

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Open Cup Flash Point Tester LMFPT-A102

  • Ambient Temperature: 10℃ to 40°C
  • Relative Humidity: ≤ 80%
  • Temperature Measurement: Ambient temperature to 300°C
  • Repeatability: ≤ 8°C
  • Reproducibility: ≤16°C

$ 8450 / Pack of 1

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Open Cup Flash Point Tester LMFPT-A103
  • Test Range: RT to 400℃
  • Test Method: Thermocouple differential detection
  • Repeatability: ±2℃
  • Ignition Mode: Automatically electronic ignition
  • Temperature Detector: Imported precision platinum resistance

$ 3150 / Each of 1

Frequently Asked Questions

1 What is an Open Cup Flash Point Tester?

An Open Cup Flash Point Tester is an apparatus designed to determine the flash point of petroleum products and other liquids by heating them in an open cup and observing the temperature at which vapors ignite.

2 How does Open Cup Flash Point Tester work?

It works by gradually heating a liquid sample in an open container while periodically applying a test flame to detect the temperature at which vapor ignition occurs.

3 Why is Open Cup Flash Point Tester important for safety testing?

It is important for safety testing because it identifies the lowest temperature at which a material can form an ignitable mixture in air, helping prevent fire hazards during handling and storage.

4 How is Open Cup Flash Point Tester used in the petroleum industry?

It is used in the petroleum industry to measure the flash point of fuels, lubricants, and crude oils, ensuring these products meet safety regulations for storage, transportation, and handling.

5 How does Open Cup Flash Point Tester support chemical manufacturing processes?

It supports chemical manufacturing by identifying the temperature at which a solvent or chemical may ignite, allowing manufacturers to implement appropriate fire prevention and containment strategies.

6 Is Open Cup Flash Point Tester useful in environmental testing labs?

It is useful in environmental testing labs for analyzing waste oils and contaminated liquids to determine their classification and proper disposal methods based on flammability risk.

7 How is Open Cup Flash Point Tester applied in the food processing industry?

It is applied in the food processing industry to test the flash point of industrial-grade food oils and lubricants used in machinery.

8 How does Open Cup Flash Point Tester benefit waste management facilities?

It benefits waste management facilities by determining whether liquid waste materials are flammable, which affects disposal methods and environmental hazard classification.

9 Why is Open Cup Flash Point Tester important in mining operations?

It is important in mining operations to evaluate the flammability of hydraulic fluids and lubricants used in heavy machinery operating under high pressure and temperature conditions.

10 How can Open Cup Flash Point Tester be used in forensic laboratories?

It is used in forensic laboratories to test liquid samples collected from fire scenes or crime investigations for flammable residues, helping determine the presence of accelerants.