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Solid density meters determine the density of solid samples by the Archimedes principle. The meter weighs a sample in air and again submerged in liquid, then calculates density from the two weights. Density ranges start at 0.001 g/cm3, and higher resolution models read to 0.0001 g/cm3. Capacity runs from 120 g to 3000 g, so small parts and larger test pieces both fit. Several models run on 100 to 240 V, 50/60 Hz. Automatic calibration keeps readings consistent, and automatic shut-off saves power. Protective casings suit hazardous materials. Choose a model by sample weight and resolution. Typical uses include material characterization, quality control and performance evaluation.
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Selection Guide for Solid Density Meter
When selecting Solid Density Meter, customers should consider key parameters such as measuring range, weighing resolution, and density display accuracy. This meter provides measuring capacities of 300g, 600g, and 1200g, making it suitable for various sample sizes. The weighing resolution ranges from 0.01g to 0.005g, enabling precise mass measurements for accurate density determination. A density display resolution of 0.001g/cm³ ensures reliable output for quality control and research needs. The testing sink dimensions are 153×107×80 mm, while the overall product size is 200×290×200 mm, which helps in assessing space requirements. These specifications guide customers in choosing a model that aligns with their application volume, precision requirements, and lab space.
Frequently Asked Questions
1 What is a Solid Density Meter?
A Solid Density Meter is an apparatus designed to measure the density of solid materials by determining their mass and volume with high precision.
2 How does a Solid Density Meter work?
It works by measuring a weight of solid in air and in liquid in order to calculate its density using Archimedes' principle.
3 What types of materials can be measured using Solid Density Meter?
It can be used for a wide variety of solid materials including metals, plastics, ceramics, glass and composites.
4 What kind of maintenance does Solid Density Meter require?
Regular maintenance includes routine cleaning, proper storage, calibration, and checking for mechanical or software updates.
5 Can Solid Density Meter be used for quality control in manufacturing?
It is widely used in manufacturing to ensure material consistency, detect defects, and verify supplier material specifications.
6 Can Solid Density Meter measure density in pharmaceutical tablets?
It is used in pharma for evaluating the density and porosity of tablets, which affects dissolution and absorption rates.
7 Can Solid Density Meter be used in R&D labs?
It is used to provide accurate density data essential for developing new materials and validating theoretical models.
8 How does Solid Density Meter help in material identification?
It can identify materials by comparing the measured density against known reference values, helping distinguish between different substances.
9 Can Solid Density Meter be used in aerospace applications?
It is used to verify the density of parts, ensuring they meet strict weight and material properties necessary for flight safety and performance.
10 How does Solid Density Meter contribute to environmental testing?
It is used in environmental testing to check the density of soil, rocks, or sediment, which is vital for studies on pollution, land stability, or waste management.