It is widely used in metal powder, non-metal powder, pharmaceutical, chemical, new energy, new materials, scientific research and teaching and other fields.

Features

• Its 4.3-inch touch screen provides an intuitive and convenient human-computer interaction experience, adopts a high-performance, low-resource GUI interface, and is simple and natural to operate.
• The tap density meter uses a 32-bit embedded RISC microprocessor, which has the advantages of high performance, low power consumption and low cost.
• This density meter uses a high-reliability motor component and has excellent start-stop response capabilities.
• It adopts an embedded micro printer design with a built-in micro receipt printer, which supports real-time data printing for easy recording and analysis.
• The tapped density tester is easy to operate and its intuitive touch interface enhances the user experience. It is suitable for both laboratory and industrial production environments.

Specification

Applications

Tips: What is a tapped density meter?

A tapped density meter is an instrument used to measure the tapped density of powder, granular or flaky materials under certain tapping conditions. Tapped density refers to the mass per unit volume of a material after vibration compaction, and is usually used to evaluate the filling characteristics, fluidity and compression behavior of a powder.

The tapped density meter controls the vibration frequency and amplitude so that the powder or granular material reaches a stable volume after a certain number of vibrations in the measuring cylinder, and then calculates its density. Tapped density meters are widely used in pharmaceutical, chemical, food, metallurgical and other fields.