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Limiting Oxygen Index Tester – Paramagnetic Type Model QualiLOI-PM

Limiting Oxygen Index Tester – Paramagnetic Type Model QualiLOI™-PM
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LOI Limiting Oxygen Index Chamber
Standards
ASTM 2863
ISO 4589-2
NES 714
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Limiting Oxygen Index Tester – Paramagnetic Type Model QualiLOI™ PM

Limiting Oxygen Index (LOI) Tester – Paramagnetic Type Model QualiLOI-PM determines the minimum oxygen concentration required for specimen combustion. This model features a Paramagnetic Type oxygen sensor known for its precision, long lifespan, low error rate, and high reliability. It complies with standards such as ASTM D2863, ISO 4589-2, NES714, and others.

Limiting Oxygen Index Tester – Paramagnetic Type Model QualiLOI-PM

Technical Parameters:

  • Paramagnetic oxygen cell for precise oxygen level assessment (less than 0.1%).
  • Digital display showing nitrogen gas flow and the total flow of oxygen and nitrogen.
  • Digital display of oxygen percentage during the test—no calculations needed.
  • High-temperature resistant quartz glass tube, capable of withstanding higher test temperatures.
  • Gas ignition device with easy flame length adjustment.
  • Sample holders provided for both rigid and flexible samples.
  • Shortened gas path for quicker response times.
  • Paramagnetic oxygen sensor range: 0 to 100% oxygen.
  • Repeatability (typical): ±0.1% oxygen.
  • Linearity (typical): ±0.1% oxygen.

Limiting Oxygen Index Tester – Paramagnetic Type Model QualiLOI™ PM Technical Specifications

Dimension420 mm (W) x 350 mm (D) x 560 mm (H)
Weight10KG
Electrical115 Volts AC 60Hz / 230 Volts AC 50Hz
Ambient TemperatureOperating 10°C to 35°C.
Gas SuppliesOxygen, Nitrogen and Propane
 
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