Petrotest Bitumen

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Contents
Bitumen Methods / Info .................................................................................. 3
Softening-Point (RKA) ............................................................................ 4 - 9

Tensile Properties (DDA, DD) ................................................................ 10 - 15
Penetration & Texture (PNR, Rheotex) ................................................... 16 -19
Softening-Point (RKA)
Breaking-Point (BPA) ............................................................................. 20 - 23

Stiffness (BBR) .............................................................................................. 24
Viscosity (DSR, RV) ............................................................................... 25 - 35
Aging (LOH, TFOT, RTFOT, RFT, PAV) .................................................. 36 - 40
Flash-Point (CLA, PMA, TAG) ................................................................ 41 - 51
Paraffin Content ............................................................................................ 52
Water Content ......................................................................................... 53 - 55
Distillation ............................................................................................... 56 - 59
Breaking-Point (BPA)
Density & Weight .................................................................................... 61 - 64

Sampling ........................................................................................................ 65
General Equipment
Reference Material ..................................................................................... 66
Miscellaneous Equipment .......................................................................... 67
Tempering Equipment ......................................................................... 68 - 69
Tables of Contents
Keywords .................................................................................................... 71
Order Numbers ................................................................................... 72 - 74
Standards ................................................................................................... 75
Petrotest Company ...................................................................... on the rear

Penetrometer (PNR)
Petrotest Instruments GmbH & Co KG

... is producing high quality laboratory instruments
for the research of petroleum products under quality
control according to ISO 9001.
A wide range of equipment for the determination of the
physical behavior of bitumen is offered.
Users of these instruments are mainly:
Refineries
Road Construction Companies
Roofing Felt Manufacturers
Producers of Protective Coating for Architecture
Material Testing Authorities
Research Sections of Universities and
Independent Test Institutions
Flash-Point (CLA)
Bitumen Methods
Aging ...................................... [page 36-40]
Flash Point .................................... [41-51]
Loss-On-Heat Method (LOH) ............... [36]

To determine the volatility upon heating by
measuring the loss in mass.
Suitable for bitumen (asphalt), flux oil &
bituminous binders.
To define the hazards of flammable and

combustible materials according to shipping
and safety regulations.
Therefore the tendency to form a flammable
mixture with air is detected by measuring the
flash-point temperature.
Thin-Film-Oven Method (TFOT) ........... [36]

To determine the effects of heat & air during
conventional hot-mixing on a thin film of semisolid bitumen.
Suitable for bitumen (asphalt), flux oil &
bituminous binders.
Cleveland Method (CLA) .................. [41, 43]

Suitable for open cup tests within a range of
+79 C (+175 F) to +400 C (+752 F).
Rolling Thin-Film-Oven Meth. (RTFOT) [38]

To determine the resistance to hardening
under influence of heat and air and the change
in sample mass (Loss-on-Heat).
Suitable for bitumen (asphalt) & bituminous
binders.
Rotating Flask Method (RFT) ............... [39]
To determine the effects of heat and air during
conventional hot-mixing on a moving thin
film.
Suitable for bituminous binders.
Pressure Aging Vessel Method (PAV) .. [40]
To simulate the accelerated long-term aging,
the type of in-service oxidative aging that
occurs in binders during pavement service.
Suitable for bitumen (asphalt) & bituminous
binders.
Breaking-Point (FRAASS) ..... [20-23]

To determine the temperature of any
homogeneous road or industrial bitumen at
which a bitumen tends to break rather than to
flow when stressed.
Density & Weight ....................... [61-64]

Displacement Method ........................... [64]
To determine the density or relative density
with a balance.
Suitable for hard pitches and asphalts with
softening points above +70C.
Hydrometer Method ............................... [62]
To determine the density of samples at room
temperature.
Suitable for cutback asphalts.
Pycnometer Method .............................. [61]
To determine the density and relative density
by use of capillary-stopperd Gay-Lussac &
Hubbard or bicapillary Lipkin Pycnometer.
Suitable for petroleum products like liquid,
semi-solid or solid bituminous materials,
asphalt cements, and soft tar pitches by use
of a pycnometer.
Pensky-Martens Method (PMA) ..... [44, 47]

Suitable for closed cup tests within a range of
+40 C (+104 F) to +360 C (+680 F).
TAG Method ....................................... [48, 51]
Suitable for closed cup tests within a range of
0 C (+32 F) to +110 C (+230 F) or
-30 C (-22 F) to +110 C (+230 F).
Suitable for open cup flash-point tests below
+93 C (+200 F).
General Equipment ................... [67-69]

Paraffin Content .............................. [52]
Distillation Method................................. [52]
To determine the paraffin wax content.
Suitable for bitumen and bituminous binder.
Penetration & Texture ............... [16-19]

Penetrometer Method ............................ [16]
Cone-Penetration:
To determinate the consistency of hot-applied,
fuel-resistant joint sealants with or without
being immersed in fuel or oil.
Needle-Penetration:
To measure the consistency of semi-solid and
solid bituminous mixtures.
Rod-Penetration:
To
measure
the
apparent
viscosity
(Bitumen No) of filler aggregates used in
bituminous mixtures.
Texture Method ....................................... [18]
To measure load forces as well as tensile
stresses, which occur when a test body is
pushed into the tested material or withdrawn.
Suitable for bituminous materials, hot-applied
pavement sealants & fillers and cement.
Reference Fluids ............................. [66]

Sampling ............................................. [65]
Boring, Bottle, Grease, Thief, Tube Method [65]
To take liquid, semi-solid or solid samples.
Suitable for liquids, lubricating greases, soft
waxes or soft bitumens similar to grease in
consistency, waxes and soft solids.
Distillation ..................................... [56-60]
Softening-Points ........................... [4-9]
Cut-Back & Road Tar Method ......... [56, 58]

To measure the amount of the more volatile
constituents.
Suitable for cut-back asphaltic (bituminous)
products and fluxed bitumens.
Kraemer-Sarnow Method ........................ [9]

To determine the lowest temperature at which
a mercury load deforms a sample under
standardized conditions.
Suitable for carbonaceous materials.
Pitch Method........................................... [60]

To determine the strength at the critical
cracking temperature.
Suitable for asphalt binder.
Ring & Ball Method .................................. [4]

To determine the temperature at which a
substance attains a particular degree of
softness.
Suitable for bitumen & bituminous binders,
filler aggregats used in bituminous mixtures,
binders for paints and varnishes and resins
derived from naval stores.
Wilhelmi Method ...................................... [8]

To determine the temperature at which a hot
casting substance used for road construction
attains a particular degree of softness.
Suitable for joint sealing compounds in road
construction and thermoplastic materials for
pavement marking.
Stiffness .............................................. [24]

Bending Beam Method (BBR) .............. [24]
To determine the flexural creep stiffness at
low temperatures.
Suitable for asphalt binders.
Tensile Properties (Ductility) . [10-15]

The Ductility or Elongation is measured by
the distance to which a bitumen briquette will
elongate before breaking when pulled apart.
The Force-Ductility measures tensile
properties of modified bitumen on the basis of
the performed force and the specimen strain.
The Elastic Recovery of modified bitumen
is measured by the recoverable strain
determined after severing an elongated
briquette specimen.
Viscosity......................................... [25-35]
Capillary Method
(CFOV, RFV, ZCAV, CMVV, AIVV) ......... [31]
To characterize the flow behavior and to
determine the consistency by measuring the
kinematic or dynamic viscosity.
Suitable for liquid asphalts (bitumens), their
distillation residues, road oils or asphalt
cements.
Dynamic Shear Method (DSR) ............. [25]
To measure the linear viscoelastic properties.
Suitable for modified or unmodified (aged or
unaged) asphalt binders
Engler Method ........................................ [30]
Used for characterizing the consistency by
measuring the flow properties to determinate
the specific viscosity.
Suitable for tar and their fluid products.
Rotational Method (RV) ......................... [26]
To determine the apparent viscosity at
elevated temperatures.
Suitable for asphalt.
Road Tar Method .................................... [27]
To measure of the viscosity by determining
the efflux time of a warm sample, through a
10 or 4 mm orifice.
Suitable for road tars, cutback asphalts and
high-viscous bitumen emulsions with efflux
times in the range of 15 to 500 sec.
Saybolt Method ...................................... [28]
To determine the Saybolt Universal Viscosity
or the Saybolt Furol Viscosity by measuring
the efflux time of a sample.
Suitable for lubricants, fuel oils and residual
materials.
Water Content .............................. [53-55]

Distillation Method................................. [53]
To determine the water content of a sample.
Suitable for petroleum products, tars, and
other bituminous materials.
Softening-Point
Scope of Application
Softening-Point - Ring & Ball Method - RKA 5 (automatic)
To determine the temperature

at which a substance attains a
particular degree of softness.
Bitumen and bituminous binders:
ASTM D 36 - AASHTO T 53
EN 1427 (DIN 52 011, NF T66-008)
IP 58
JIS K2207
Suitable
for
bitumen
&
bituminous
binders,
filler
aggregates used in bituminous
mixtures, binders for paints and
varnishes and resins derived
from naval stores.
Filler aggregats in bituminous mixtures:
EN 13179-1
Wilhelmi-Option:
DIN 1996-15
EN 1871-F
Summary of Method
Two horizontal disks of a
sample (cast in shouldered
rings) are heated at a controlled
rate in a liquid bath (up to 80C
in distilled water or silicon oil,
above +80C in glycerin or
silicon oil) while each supports
a steel ball.
The softening-point is reported
as the mean of the temperatures
at which the two disks soften
enough to allow each ball to fall
a distance of 25 mm.
Selection of Standard
Display of Results
Laser Scanner
The RKA 5 instrument features a microprocessor

technology combined with a smart Jog-Wheel
operation system.
It maintains program sequences for all relevant test
standards and bath liquids as well as for user defined
test conditions.
An infrared radiator along with a controlled magnetic
stirrer ensure the optimum test conditions, the
four-wire Pt-100 and the laser-based ball detection
probe guarantee precise test results.
A draft deflector stabilizes ambient and
homogeneous heating conditions, the lifting traverse
simplifies setup and handling with the test rack.
An optional automatical system leads and dispenses
the balls to the specimens.
10-0868
The test procedure is supported by intelligent

software routines. At the end an automated test
assessment is done.
Heat gradients are precisely recorded and are
available as printouts.
Test results can be stored in the instrument and / or
transfered via USB.
Keyboard or barcode scanner options may be
helpful when using the advanced firmware Pmove
embedded in the instrument.
Softening-Point
Main Units
10-0800
10-0801
RKA 5 - Automatic Softening-Point Tester Ring and Ball Method

ASTM D 36 - AASHTO T 53 - EN 1427 (DIN 52 011, NF T66-008) - IP 58 - JIS K2207
EN 13 179-1
(With optional accessories for: DIN 1996-15 or referee tests acc. IP & NF)
Further for resins (ASTM E 28), paints and varnishes (ISO 4625-1 - BS 6782-6) and
thermoplastic adhesives (EN 1238 (NF T76-106))
Features:
Pmove - innovative operation platform
large color display - visible from 10 m (30 ft.)
easy firmware-upload via USB
compact ball detection system
Ready-to-Go unit for two simultaneous tests
Consisting of:
CPU:
Up-to-date dual OMAP controller technology featuring a DSP and a real-time multimedia
co-processor, 4.7 full graphical color display, graphical menu guidance and intuitive user concept
(Pmove), help key (explanation of important device/ program features), Jog-Wheel operation
(turn & push), large-area device status indicator (light ring), zooming temperature reading, device
& data management via LAN, USB or RS232, extended statistical and database functionality,
automatic assessment of results according to individual standards, printout on heat gradient
conformity.
Electronic device features:
Automatic self check of sensors and system, multipoint calibration of temperature sensor
(Pt-100), compact ball sensing system consisting of a precise 3D-adjustable laser scanner.
Mechanical device features:
Infrared radiator technology with temperature control, CERAN heating plate with spill protection,
standardized beaker with barcode imprint, test rack with slide bearing and single-hand fixation,
Pt-100 gold plated four-wire system (also available with calibration certificate), test rings, load
balls, centering guides, stirring wheel, holding tong, mechanical ball centering system, software
controlled stirrer system, transparent draft deflector.
Supplied with:
10 rings (shouldered),
10 load balls, 1 gauge ball,
1 test rack with mechanical ball centering unit (design similar to standard),
1 glass-beaker bath (600ml) with barcode, 1 tongs (aluminum),
1 temperature probe (Pt-100) and 1 test tube as protector,
1 magnetic stirrer wheel,
1 pouring plate (brass)
Note:
Accessories like electromagnetic ball & centering unit, external USB-keyboard, barcode scanner,
Laser or needle printer (EPSON), bath liquid and optional test accessories are not included.
Technical Data:
Test places
: 2 (for simultaneous tests)
Housing
: stainless steel, two colored powder coating
Interface
: 1 serial RS232, 3 USB, 1 LAN (LIMS)
Dimensions
: 230 x 470 x 460 cm (WxDxH), Weight: 10 kg
Power supply : 230 V, 50/60 Hz, EU-plug
Power supply : 115 V, 50/60 Hz, US-plug
Mechanical Ball Centering
25-0920
10-0888
Accessories
10-0868
25-0910
25-0920
25-0282
25-0283
50-9160
Service Kit RKA 5 to check the Laser-Scanner

Consisting of 1 each:
reference plug 20C & 180C, scanner & ball gauge, visor, plastic cleaner, USB-memory
stick, SD-card and tool set (8 mm combination wrench, crosstip screwdriver, 8 mm hex ball
screwdriver, scraper)
Keyboard, USB, 86 keys, illuminated
Barcode-Scanner, USB, for sample identification
Serial Impact Printer to record data (instead of a PC).
For details see: General Equipment
Power supply : 220/240 V, 50/60 Hz
Bath Liquid, silicon oil M50, 1 kg, water clear,
heat resistant up to approx. +200 C, viscosity at +25 C: 200 mPas
25-0910
Spare Parts
10-0049
Rings, shouldered,
nickel-plated brass, pack of 10
(acc. ASTM, ISO, EN, IP, NF)
10-0849
10-0856
10-0805
Load Balls, steel blackened

( 9.5 mm, 3.5 g), pack of 10
17-0158
10-0079
Pouring Plate, brass, U-shape

(50 x 75 mm) to fill the rings
10-0888
Gauge-Ball for light barrier adjustment
10-0840
Test Rack (Mechanical) RKA 5
50-5227
50-5229
50-5317
25-0919
10-0866
Visor for scanner
Temperature Probe Pt-100

Glass Beaker (600 ml) with barcode
(as bath)
Test Tube, borosilicate glass
(to hold the ball dispenser or PT-100)
Magnetic Stirrer Ring ( 57 mm)
Magnetic Stirrer Rod (8.5 x 70 mm)
Tongs for beaker (aluminum)
USB-Memory Stick
(verified for petrotest-units)
10-0856, 50-5227 & 50-5229
Softening-Point
10-0052
&
10-0049
Load Balls
(10-0805 & 10-0877)
Electromagnetical Ball Centering
10-0079 & Rings

Mechanical Accessories
RKA & Options
Option Standardized Mechanical Ball Centering

10-0841
Test Rack RKA 5 (design acc. standard)

to be used with 2 ball centering guides
10-0052
Ball Centering Guide

for shouldered rings
10-0049
Rings, shouldered,
10-0805
Load Balls, steel, blackened

( 9.5 mm, 3.5 g), pack of 10
Option Electromagnetic Ball Centering:

Spare Parts
10-0851
Electromagnetic Accessories
Test Rack Electromagnetic

with electromagnetic ball centering unit
Consisting of:
1 test rack
2 electromagnetic ball dispensers
2 test tubes, as ball dispenser holder
2 ball centering guides
10-0052
10-0841
10-0850
17-0158
Option Wilhelmi-Method:
10-0860
Test Kit Softening-Point - Wilhelmi

(DIN 1996-15) (for RKA 5 only!)
used for Mastix determination
Consisting of:
1 test rack
1 ring with bayonet lock
10 load balls ( 15 mm, 13.9 g)
1 magnetic ball dispenser
1 temperature probe Pt-100,
1 glass beaker (1000 ml)
1 pouring plate (50 x 75 mm)
1 Allen key (2 mm)

Test Rack (Electromagnetic) RKA 5
Ball Dispenser, electromagnetic
Test Tube, borosilicate glass
(to hold the ball dispenser or PT-100)
Spare Parts
10-0075
10-0877
10-0106
10-0846
10-0861
10-0865
17-0237
Ring (Wilhelmi) with bayonet lock

Load Balls (Wilhelmi), blackened
steel ( 15 mm, 13.9 g), pack of 10
Glass Beaker (Wilhelmi) (1000 ml)
Temperature Probe (Wilhelmi) Pt-100
(fits 10-0860 only)
Test Rack (Wilhelmi) RKA 5
Ball Dispenser (Wilhelmi), magnetic
Allen Key (2 mm)
Wilhelmi Accessories
Option former referee tests acc. IP 58 & NF T66-008:

10-0048
Rings, tapered (former IP & NF),

pack of 10
10-0051
Options
10-0051
&
10-0048
10-0070
Mortar with pestle (acc. ISO 4625, ASTM E 28)
Ball Centering Guide for tapered rings

(former IP & NF)
Softening-Point
Softening-Point - Ring & Ball Method (manual)
Filler aggregats in bituminous mixtures:
ASTM D 36 - AASHTO T 53
EN 1427 (DIN 52 011, NF T66-008) - IP 58
JIS K2207
EN 13179-1
(Wilhelmi-Option: see next page)
Main Units
10-0281
10-0284
Manual Softening-Point Tester, Ring & Ball Method

ASTM D 36 - AASHTO T 53 - EN 1427 (DIN 52 011, NF T66-008) - IP 58 - JIS K2207
EN 13 179-1 (with optional accessories for referee tests acc. IP & NF)
Further for resins (ASTM E 28), paints and vanishes (ISO 4625-1 - BS 6782-6)
Features:
2 simultaneous tests
electric heating
electric stirrer
Consisting of:
electric heater (800 W) in stainless steel housing with electronic power regulator,
4 heater rods, electric stirrer and support for two test rings
Supplied with:
10 shouldered rings,
10 load balls,
2 ball centering guides,
2 thermometers (precision made, 1 x ASTM 15C, 1 x ASTM 16C),
1 glass beaker (600 ml),
1 heater support board (bored, 50 mm / 2),
1 pouring plate (brass),
1 mortar with pestle
Note: Bath liquids & accessories acc. IP & NF referee tests are not included.
Technical Data:
Test places
:2
Working range : approx. +25 to +200 C
Dimensions
: 16 x 18.5 x 20.5 cm (W x D x H), Weight: 3 kg
Power supply : 230 V, 50/60 Hz, 800 W, EU-plug
Power supply : 115 V, 50/60 Hz, 800 W, US-plug

at which a substance attains a
particular degree of softness.
Suitable
for
bitumen
&
bituminous
binders,
filler
mixtures, binders for paints and
varnishes and resins derived
from naval stores.
Summary of Method
Two horizontal disks of a sample
(cast in shouldered rings) are
heated at a controlled rate in
a liquid bath (up to +80 C in
distilled water or silicon oil,
above +80 C in glycerin or
silicon oil) while each supports
a steel ball.
as the mean of the temperatures
at which the two disks soften
enough to allow each ball to fall
a distance of 25 mm.
Options & Accessories

50-5315
50-9167
10-0048
10-0051
Tongs for beaker

Bath Liquid, silicon oil, water clear, 1 kg,
water clear, heat resistant up to approx. +250 C, viscosity at +25 C: 190 till 210 mPas
For former referee tests acc. IP 58 & NF T66-008:
Rings, tapered (former IP & NF), pack of 10
Ball Centering Guide for tapered rings (former IP & NF)
10-0281
Thermometers
Precision
Made
Officially
Certified
10-0061
10-0063
10-0065
10-0067
10-0062
10-0064
10-0066
10-0068
Type
ASTM
15C
15F
16C
16F
Range
IP
60C
61C
-
-2 to +80 : 0.2 C
+30 to +180 : 0.5 F
+30 to +200 : 0.5 C
+85 to +392 : 1.0 F
Spare Parts
10-0052
10-0055
10-0049
10-0455
10-0056
10-0070
10-0079

Load Balls, steel
( 9.5 mm, 3.5 g), pack of 10
Rings, shouldered,
Ring-Holder Assembly for 2 rings
11-0138
Glass Beaker (600 ml) as bath

Mortar with pestle (ISO 4625, ASTM E 28)
Plate, brass, U-shape (50 x 75 mm)
as pouring plate to fill the rings
25-0004
25-0009
11-0018
11-0019
11-0029
25-0042
25-0043
Support Board for heater,

glass ceramics, (150 x 150 x 4 mm),
with center hole ( 50 mm / 2)
Heater Rod, 200 W, 115-230 V
Heating Element (4 heater rods)
... 230 V, 50/60 Hz, 800 W
... 115 V, 50/60 Hz, 800 W
Control Module M2
to regulate the heating power
... 230 V, 50/60 Hz
... 115 V, 50/60 Hz
Electric Stirrer with propeller blade
... 230 V, 50/60 Hz, EU-plug
... 115 V, 50/60 Hz, US-plug
Ring & Ball Accessories
50-5315
Softening-Point
To determine the temperature at
which a hot casting substance
used in road construction
attains a particular degree of
softness.
Suitable for joint sealing
compounds in road construction
and thermoplastic materials for
pavement marking.
Softening-Point - Wilhelmi Method (manual)

Bituminous materials: DIN
1996-15
Thermoplastic materials: EN
1871-F
Main Unit
Summary of Method
A horizontal disk of a sample
casted in a ring supports a
steel ball and is heated at a
controlled rate in a liquid bath
(up to +80C in distilled water
or silicon oil, above +80C in
glycerin or silicon oil).
as the temperature at which the
softening disk experiences a
plastic deformation.
10-0071
Manual Softening-Point Tester, Wilhelmi Method

Features:
single test place
electric heating
electronic power regulator
Consisting of:
electric heater (800 W) in stainless steel housing with electronic power regulator M2,
4 heater rods, laboratory stand (1 bar, 1 special clamp, 1 ring support)
Supplied with:
1 Wilhelmi-ring,
10 load balls
1 glass beaker (1000 ml),
1 pouring plate (glass)
Technical Data:
Test place
:1
Working range
: approx. +25 to +200 C
Dimensions / Weight : 16 x 18.5 x 20.5 cm (W x D x H), 3 kg
Power supply
: 230 V, 50/60 Hz, 800 W, EU-plug

50-5315
Tongs for beaker
50-9167

heat resistant up to approx. +250 C, viscosity at +25 C: 190 till 210 mPas
For automatic tests see Ring & Ball-Apparatus RKA 5:
10-0800 RKA 5 - Automatic Softening-Point Tester, Ring & Ball Method
10-0860 Test Kit Softening-Point - Wilhelmi
Thermometers
Precision
Made
Officially
Certified
10-0061
10-0063
10-0065
10-0067
10-0062
10-0064
10-0066
10-0068
Type
ASTM
15C
15F
16C
16F
Range
IP
60C
61C
-
-2 to +80 : 0.2 C
+30 to +180 : 0.5 F
+30 to +200 : 0.5 C
+85 to +392 : 1.0 F
10-0071
Spare Parts
10-0077
Load Balls (Wilhelmi), steel

( 15 mm, 13.9 g), pack of 10
Ring (Wilhelmi) with bayonet lock
Ring-Holder (Wilhelmi)
11-0138

glass ceramics, (150 x 150 x 4 mm)
11-0018
Heater Rod, 200 W, 115-230 V
10-0106
Beaker (1000 ml), glass,

low shape, with spout, as bath
11-0019

... 230 V, 50/60 Hz, 800 W
10-0057
Plate, glass (120 x 120 x 6 mm)

as pouring plate to fill the rings
25-0004
Control Module M2
to regulate to heating power
... 230 V, 50/60 Hz
10-0075
10-0076
Wilhelmi-Ring (10-0075)
Softening-Point
Softening-Point Tester - Kraemer-Sarnow Method (manual)
Carbonaceous materials: DIN
To determine the lowest

temperature at which a mercury
load deforms a sample under
standardized conditions.
52 025
Main Unit
Manual Softening-Point Tester, Kraemer-Sarnow Method
Features:
4 test-places
electric heating
electronic power regulator
Consisting of:
electric heater (800 W) in stainless steel housing with electronic power regulator M2,
4 heater rods, support with ring (for 250 ml beaker) and
bored plate (for 4 glass-tubes & 1 thermometer)
Supplied with:
4 BARTA-tubes (stainless steel)
4 glass tubes ( 8 x 100 mm),
4 connecting hoses ( 6 x 6 mm),
4 rubber bungs (7 mm bored),
2 glass beakers (1 x 250 ml, 1 x 600 ml),
1 glass plate
Note: Mercury measuring device (5 g) is not included
Technical Data:
Test places
:4
Working range
: approx. +25 to +200 C
Dimensions / Weight : 16 x 18.5 x 20.5 cm (W x D x H), 3 kg
Power supply
: 230 V, 50/60 Hz, 800 W, EU-plug
Power supply
: 115 V, 50/60 Hz, 800 W, US-plug
10-0081
10-0082
Suitable for carbonaceous

materials like pitch and other
materials melting above +30C.
Summary of Method
A BARTA-tube filled with a
sample is connected to a
glass-tube and loaded with
mercury. Two samples are
heated in a liquid bath. At
rising temperatures the sample
deforms under the weight of the
mercury.
as the temperature at which
the mercury breaks through the
softening sample.

50-5315
Tongs for beaker
50-9167

heat resistant up to approx. +250 C, viscosity at +25 C: 190 till 210 mPas
Thermometers
Precision
Made
Officially
Certified
10-0061
10-0063
10-0065
10-0067
10-0062
10-0064
10-0066
10-0068
Type
ASTM
15C
15F
16C
16F
Range
IP
60C
61C
-
-2 to +80 : 0.2 C
+30 to +180 : 0.5 F
+30 to +200 : 0.5 C
+85 to +392 : 1.0 F
10-0081
Spare Parts
10-0087
BARTA Tube, stainless steel,

( 8 x 5 mm), as sample container
10-0084
10-0089
Glass Tube ( 8 x 100 mm)
11-0137
10-0096
Bung, NBR-rubber (7 mm bored)

as glass tube holder
10-0097
Hose, rubber ( 6 x 6 mm),

connecting glass-tube with BARTA-tube
11-0018
10-0057
Plate, glass (120 x 120 x 6 mm)

for sample preparation
11-0019
11-0029
Glass Beaker, high shape

... as inner bath (250 ml), w/o spout
... as outer bath (600 ml) with spout
25-0004
25-0009
10-0086
13-0147
Support with ring

(for 250 ml beaker) and bored plate
(for 4 glass-tubes & 1 thermometer)
glass ceramics, (150 x 150 x 4 mm)
Heater Rod, 200 W, 115-230 V

... 230 V, 50/60 Hz, 800 W
... 115 V, 50/60 Hz, 800 W
Control Module M2
to regulate to heating power
... 230 V, 50/60 Hz
... 115 V, 50/60 Hz
Tensile Properties
The Ductility or Elongation is
measured by the distance to
which a sample will elongate
before breaking when two ends
of a specimen briquette are
pulled apart at a specified speed
and at a specified temperature.
It may be used for quality
specifications.
Tensile Properties - Force-Ductilometer Method - DDA 3 (automatic)

Elongation:
Elastic Recovery:
ASTM D 113 - AASHTO T 51 - JIS K2207

DIN 52 013 (IP 32, NF T 66-006)
ASTM D 6084
EN 13398 (DIN V 52 021-1) - IP 516
(ASTM D 5892 - ASTM P 226)
Force-Ductility:
EN 13589 - IP 520
EN 13703 - IP 515 - AASHTO T 300
The Force-Ductility measures

tensile properties on the basis
of the performed force and
the specimen strain.
A specimen briquette is pulled
apart at a specified speed and
at a specified temperature
until the briquette ruptures or a
specified strain is achieved.
The Elastic Recovery is
measured by the recoverable
strain
determined
after
severing an elongated briquette
specimen.
The specimens are pulled to a
specified distance at a specified
speed and at a specified
temperature.
This is useful in confirming that a
material has been added to the
asphalt to provide a significant
elastomeric characteristic.
With the ductility machines of the DDA 3 series
the afore mentioned procedures can be performed
automatically. Except for recovery tests, 3 tests can
be performed simultaneously.
The drive is microprocessor controlled and uses
a stepping motor and a feed rod. Both are located
outside the tempering bath and therefore are not
affected by corroding influences of the bath liquid.
The tempering bath itself is double-walled with an
outer water circulation system.
The tractor cradle is made of stainless steel as well
as the bath walls.
If extremely thin threads are measured, the built-in
circulation pump for the inner bath can be switched
off.
Molds
A very even and exact temperature can be obtained

in the bath by the connection of a good coolant
circulator and due to several temperature probes plus
the transparent bath cover.
Traction speed, elongation and pauses can be preset on the control unit.
During the whole test run the tensile force on each
line is permanently measured. The maximum tensile
force may be up to 300 Newtons per line.
With the DDA 3 a minimum tensile force margin

can be set. When a bitumen briquette ruptures and
the tensile falls below this setting, the pertinent
elongation will be stored and the machine will be
stopped automatically after all three briquettes have
broken.
There is a special program for recovery tests of
polymer-modified bitumen.
The bitumen briquette will be expanded to a pre-set
elongation, then the tractor (after a pause) returns to
a position where no more stress is in the material,
equivalent to the cut-up state of the specimen.
If due to any recovery of the material a tension should
occur, the tractor will move until there is a stress-free
condition again.
The control unit is equipped with two RS232
interface. This allows to connect a serial printer and
a PC to record all test parameters, the final values
on each test line as well as peaks with their pertinent
elongation.
Further, the DDA 3 has analog output sockets so that
force/elongation curves can be drawn.
Temperature Probes
10
The ductility meters are also available as DD 3 in a

basic version without force measurement.
These models have a digital indication of the
elongation only.
Tensile Properties
DDACon-Software
A program for recording, saving and graphic presentation of DDA values.
Replacing analog line recorder or serial data-printer, allows to control the DDA by PC, the data-transfer to MS
EXCEL or LIMS and simplifies the download of firmware-upgrades.
The sample status of up to 3 samples will be displayed simultaneously, indicating the traction distance or for
Recovery-tests the percentage of relief and the total energy.
Significant points like the local minimum, maximum, turn-points of in- & decreasing flanks and tangent-points
can be determined automatically and displayed as diagram or chart.
The numerical display of force or distance for a single point on the curve is possible, too.
Individual diagram areas can be increased, curves can be hidden or
indicated numerically.
Since every sample will be saved under an individual filename, it is
possible to compare 3 samples of different tests with each other.
The evaluated data can be exported as ASCII-files. They include
information like the sample name, file name, user ID, date & time,
duration, program, speed, temperature at start & end, status and
distance & force.
Printing of numerical or graphic evaluations, including relevant point
like maxima and fracture are possible on a usual printer.
Located Points
Elongation Test
Printer Chart
Software Diagram "Force"
Main Units
DDA 3 - Automatic Tensile Property Tester, Force-Ductilometer Method
Depending on the accessories suitable for:
Elongation: ASTM D 113 - AASHTO T 51 - JIS K2207 - DIN 52 013
Recovery : ASTM D 6084 - EN 13 398 - IP 516
Force
: EN 13 589 - IP 520 - EN 13 703 - IP 515 - AASHTO T 300
(obs.: ASTM D 5892, ASTM P 226, DIN V 52021-1, IP 32, NF T 66-006)
Features:
2 elongation & 2 recovery programs
variable traction speed up to 140 mm/min.
force detection by high resolution (10 mN) 300 N-sensors
automatic rupture detection above 20 mN is possible
constancy of speed and temperature at minor bath motion
is better than demanded by the standards
without cooling coils, therefore easy to clean
Consisting of:
Bath: for 3 simultaneous tests, made of stainless steel, double-walled and full insulated,
closed cycle cooling system, circulation pump to be switched off, temperature probe,
bath illumination and acrylic bath cover.
Control Unit: with microprocessor, membrane keypad, digital display (LCD) of program,
traction speed, distance, tensile force and temperature;
analog output for 3 force-channel line-recorder, RS232-interfaces for printer & PC
4 Programs: - Semi-Automatic Elongation for rupture forces below 20 mN
- Automatic Elongation for rupture forces of 20 mN to 300 N
- Semi-Automatic Elastic Recovery for polymer modified bitumen
(in accordance with ASTM D 6084, EN 13 398 and other methods)
- Automatic Elastic Recovery for polymer modified bitumen
(similar to ASTM D 6084 and other methods)
Serial Impact Printer: for single sheet & continuous paper (incl. data transmission cable)
makes printouts of 3 test points with following parameters:
program, traction speed, distance, tensile forces, temperatures,
percentage of elastic recovery, energy (the result of integral)
(not suitable for DDACon-software printouts)
Note: External cooling device for filling the bath-jacket is required.
Windows PC-Software DDACon is available.
Technical Data :
Working range : approx. -10 to +60 C (depending on the cooler)
Travel length
: 100 cm or 150 cm (maximum)
Test positions : 3 (in a 30 l or 45 l bath)
Traction speed : Standard: 50 mm/min. / Variable: 2.5 to 140 mm/min.
Tension force : 300 N (maximum)
Connections for : line-recorder, serial printer, PC (RS232),
cooler as tempering & filling device ( 8 mm)
Recovery Test
Printer Chart "Recovery"
Software Diagram "Recovery"
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Tensile Properties
Main Units
10-0360
10-0361
DDA 3/100 - for test length up to 100 cm

Supplied with:
3 molds (acc. ASTM D 113, if not ordered otherwise), 3 mold-holders,
2 corrosion protection specimen, 2 contrast inlays and distance pieces
Technical Data:
Travel length : 100 cm (maximum)
Dimensions of
Bath
: 170 x 40 x 50 cm (W x D x H), weight: 70 kg
Controller
Printer
Power supply : 220/240 V, 50/60 Hz, EU-plug
Power supply : 115 V, 60 Hz, US-plug
10-0364
10-0365
DDA 3/150 - for test length up to 150 cm

Supplied with:
2 corrosion protection specimen, 3 contrast inlays and distance pieces
Technical Data:
Dimensions of
Bath
Controller
Printer
10-0380
10-0381
25-0228
Circulator (for external & internal cooling & heating)

Necessary as tempering & filling device for the DD/DDA bath jacket and for reaching a
bath-temperature of approx. -10 to +60 C (at +20 C ambient temperature).
Consisting of:
Cooler with stainless steel bath. Thermostat with digital display, splash-proof keypad, heater,
pump, RS232/RS485-interface, Pt-100-socket, programmer, over/under-temperature & lowlevel protection, adjustable pump-pressure, proportional cooling control.
Supplied with: 1 bath cover, 1 drain tap, 1 junction line for temperature probe
Note: Insulated hose matter is not included but recommended.
Dimensions / Weight : 37 x 46 x 71 cm (W x D x H), 49 kg
Power supply
: 230 V, 50 Hz, EU-plug
Power supply
: 230 V, 60 Hz
Hose-Set, insulated ( 8 mm, 2x 2 m, incl. fittings)
10-0360 & 10-0364
10-0335 & 10-1333
Printer Chart
10-0380
25-0228
Data Evaluation
10-0404
10-0404
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PC Software - DDACon (Windows)

A program for recording, saving and graphic presentation of DDA values.
Replacing analog line recorder or serial printer, allows to control the DDA by PC, the
data-transfer to MS EXCEL or LIMS and simplifies the download of firmware-upgrades.
Supplied with:
1 PC-data-cable,
1 USB/RS232-converter
Tensile Properties
Options and Accessories
10-0332
10-0335
10-1336
10-1337
10-1333
Mold (4-piece), brass, for the preparation of bitumen briquettes

... according to EN 13 398 (2003) - IP 516 - DIN 52 013 (2007)
... according ASTM D 113 (2007) - AASHTO T 51
... according to EN 13 589 (2003) - IP 520 - DIN EN 13 589 (2008)
EN 13 703 (2003) - IP 515
... according to ASTM D 6084 (2006) - AASHTO T 300
Mold Holder (fits all petrotest ductility molds)
10-0332
10-0335
10-0379
10-0383
10-0384
Calibration Set - DDA/DD

Consisting of:
1 set of precision resistor plugs,
3 weights with steel-rope, 1 pulley,
1 certified thermometer (0 to +50 : 0.1 C),
1 thermometer holder,
1 digital stop watch,
1 tape-measure with mm-division
Thermometer, for DDA/DD-calibration set
... DIN 12 775, range 0 to +50 :0.1C, precision made
... DIN 12 775, range 0 to +50 :0.1C, officially certified (incl. in calibration set)
10-0403
Rack 80 x 25 x 42 cm (L x W x H) to place controller and printer behind the ductilometer
18-0403
18-0402
11-0181
Circulator-Bath (for external & internal heating)

Used for pre-tempering of samples (e.g. DD/DDA-molds)
Note: It requires counter-cooling by a circulation cooler or thermostatic circulator for
applications near ambient temperatures. Hose matter is not included.
Dimensions / Weight : 37.5 x 45 x 47.5 cm (W x D x H), 3.4 kg
Power supply
: 230 V, 50 Hz, EU-plug
Power supply
: 115 V, 60 Hz, US-plug
Hose, silicon ( 8 mm, 8 m)
10-0336 & 10-1337
10-0379
10-0403 & DDA
Spare Parts
10-0377
10-0406
Contrast Inlay
(6 x 170 x 550 mm) pack of 1
Corrosion Protection Specimen
(200 x 100 mm) pack of 2
11-0599
25-0262
USB/RS232-Converter with 2 m cable

(verified for Petrotest-units)
PC-Data Cable (O-modem)
serial, (9 & 25-pin)
18-0403
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Tensile Properties
The Ductility or Elongation is
measured by the distance to
which a sample will elongate
before breaking when two
ends of a specimen briquette
are pulled apart at a specified
speed and at a specified
temperature.
It may be used for quality
specifications.
Tensile Properties - Ductilometer Method - DD 3 (semi-automatic)

Elongation:
Elastic Recovery:
ASTM D 113 - AASHTO T 51 - JIS K2207

DIN 52 013 (IP 32, NF T 66-006)
ASTM D 6084
EN 13398 (DIN V 52 021-1) - IP 516
(ASTM D 5892 - ASTM P 226)
Ductility gives an indication of the

suitability of bituminous materials
for specific applications such as road
construction etc.
The Elastic Recovery is

measured by the recoverable
strain
determined
after
severing an elongated briquette
specimen. The specimens are
pulled to a specified distance
at a specified speed and at a
specified temperature.
This is useful in confirming that a
material has been added to the
asphalt to provide a significant
elastomeric characteristic.
In
order
to
determine
the
particular properties of polymer
modified bitumen, the method of
elastic recovery has turned out to
be more expedient.
Main Units
Our ductilometers are also
available as an automatic
version with force measurement - DDA 3.
DD 3 - Semi-Automatic Tensile Property Tester, Ductilometer Method

Depending on accessories suitable for:
Elongation : ASTM D 113 - AASHTO T 51 - JIS K2207 - DIN 52 013
Recovery : ASTM D 6084 - EN 13 398 - IP 516
(obs.: ASTM D 5892,ASTM P 226, DIN V 52021-1, IP 32, NF T 66-006)
Features:
1 elongation & 1 recovery program
variable traction speed up to 140 mm/min.
constancy of speed and temperature at minor bath motion is better
than demanded by the standards
without cooling coils, therefore easy to clean
Consisting of:
Bath: for 3 simultaneous tests, made of stainless steel, double-walled and full insulated, closed
cycle cooling system, circulation pump to be switched off, bath illumination and acrylic bath
cover.
Control Unit: with microprocessor, membrane keypad, digital display (LCD) of program,
traction speed, distance, RS232-interface for printer
2 Programs: - Semi-Automatic Elongation for rupture forces below 20 mN
- Semi-Automatic Elastic Recovery for polymer modified bitumen
Serial Impact Printer: for single sheet & continuous paper (incl. data transmission cable)
makes printouts of 3 test points with following parameters: program, traction speed, distance
Note: External cooling device for filling the bath-jacket is required.
Molds in Bath
Technical Data :
Working range : approx. -10 to +60 C (depending on the cooler)
Travel length
: 100 cm or 150 cm (maximum)
Test positions : 3 (in a 30 l or 45 l bath)
Traction speed : Standard: 50 mm/min. / Variable: 2.5 to 140 mm/min.
Tension force : 300 N (maximum)
Connections for : serial printer, cooler as tempering & filling device ( 8 mm)
Dimensions: Bath (100 cm travel length) : 170 x 40 x 50 cm (W x D x H), weight: 70 kg
Bath (150 cm travel length) : 220 x 40 x 50 cm (W x D x H), weight: 92 kg
Controller
Printer
Themometer in Bath
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10-0350
10-0351
DD 3/100 - for test length up to 100 cm

Supplied with:
2 corrosion protection specimen, 2 contrast inlays, 2 distance pieces,
3 thermometers ASTM 63C, 3 thermometer-holders
10-0354
10-0355
DD 3/150 - for test length up to 150 cm

Supplied with:
2 corrosion protection specimen, 3 contrast inlays, 3 distance pieces,
3 thermometers ASTM 63C, 3 thermometer-holders
Tensile Properties
10-0380
10-0381
25-0228
21-0697
Circulator (for external & internal cooling & heating)

Necessary as tempering & filling device for the DD/DDA-bath jacket and for reaching a bathtemperature of approx. -10 to +60C (at +20C ambient temperature).
Dimensions / Weight
: 37 x 46 x 71 cm (W x D x H), 49 kg
Power supply
: 230 V, 50 Hz, EU-plug
Power supply
: 230 V, 60 Hz
Digital Stop Watch
10-0380

10-0332
10-0335
10-1336
10-1337
10-1333
Mold (4-piece), brass, for the preparation of bitumen briquettes

... according to EN 13 398 (2003) - IP 516 - DIN 52 013 (2007)
... according ASTM D 113 (2007) - AASHTO T 51
... according to EN 13 589 (2003) - IP 520 - DIN EN 13 589 (2008)
EN 13 703 (2003) - IP 515
... according to ASTM D 6084 (2006) - AASHTO T 300
Mold Holder (fits all petrotest ductility molds)
10-0332 & 10-1333
10-0379
Calibration Set - DDA/DD

Consisting of:
1 set of precision resistor plugs , 3 weights with steel-rope, 1 pulley,
1 certified thermometer DIN 12 775 (0 to +50 :0.1C), 1 thermometer holder,
1 digital stop watch, 1 tape-measure with mm-division
10-0403
Rack 80 x 25 x 42 cm (L x W x H) to place controller and printer behind the ductilometer
18-0403
18-0402
11-0181
Circulator-Bath (for external & internal heating)

Used for pre-tempering of samples (e.g. DD/DDA-molds)
Note: It requires counter-cooling by a circulation cooler or thermostatic circulator for
applications near ambient temperatures. Hose matter is not included.
Power supply
: 230 V, 50 Hz, EU-plug
Power supply
: 115 V, 60 Hz, US-plug
10-0335 & 10-1333
10-0336 & 10-1333
Thermometers (for DDA/DD-calibration set & DD-bath)

Precision
Made
Officially
Certified
10-0383
10-0385
10-0384
10-0386
Type
ASTM
63C
Range
DIN
12 775
-
0 to +50 : 0.1 C
+8 to +32 : 0.1 C
10-0403 & Ductilometer
Spare Parts
10-0377
Contrast Inlay
(6 x 170 x 550 mm) pack of 1
10-0406
Corrosion Protection Specimen

(200 x 100 mm) pack of 2
Thermometer & Holder
15
Penetration & Texture

Used to determine the plasticity
of a wide range of materials,
as well as for the evaluation of
such theological characteristics
as rheopexy and thixotropy.
Suitable
for
bituminous
materials
and
hot-applied
pavement sealants & fillers.
Needle-Penetration:
To measure the consistency of
semi-solid and solid bituminous
mixtures.
Rod-Penetration:
To measure the apparent
viscosity (Bitumen N) of filler
mixtures.
Cone-Penetration:
To determine the consistency of
hot-applied, fuel-resistant joint
sealants with or without being
immersed in fuel or oil.
Summary of Method
Penetration is the resistance
which a material under specified
conditions of test provides
against being pierced by a
specifically shaped penetrator.
Beside the configuration of
the penetrator used, prime
importance attaches to such
factors of temperature, time and
load of test as are specified by
the different standard methods
of test.
A sample is filled in a specified
container and conditioned in a
temperature bath.
Then a standardized penetrator
is vertically dropped on the
specimen to measure the
penetration depth.
Higher values of penetration
indicate softer consistency.
Plastic Properties - Penetrometer Method - PNR 12

Bituminous Materials
Needle-Penetration: ASTM
D 5 - EN 1426
JIS K2207
Hot-Applied Sealants & Fillers

Cone-Penetration : ASTM D 5329
EN 13880-2
(DIN 52 010 - IP 49)

Rod-Penetration (Bitumen Number):
EN 13179-2 - van der Baan
The PNR 12 belongs to the group of conventional

gravity-penetrometers used for the determination of
consistency of highly viscous and plastically workable
stuff.
A test body is precisely lowered to the surface of the
material under test, and then sinks into the matter
by its own weight during a defined test duration.
This penetration, which is indicated in Penetration
Units of 1/10 mm per unit or directly in millimeters,
and allows a rating of the plasticity or consistency.
18-1120
+ 18-1130
+ 18-1160
Main Units
PNR 12 - Automatic Penetrometer, Bitumen Method
Needle-Penetration : ASTM D 5 - EN 1426 (DIN 52 010 - IP 49)
Rod-Penetration
: EN 13 179-2 - van der Baan
Cone-Penetration : ASTM D 5329 - EN 13 880-2
Features:
manual positioning by Jog-Wheel operation
electronic positioning to a preset depth with Memory-function
surface detection by conductivity sensor
16 user programs possible
data transfer to USB-Stick possible
extra bright LED-sample illumination
Consisting of:
Microcomputer, electronic distance measuring device, stepper motor for exact positioning,
24 V safety voltage supply, stable base plate and housing.
Microcomputer:
Large graphical monochrome display, intuitive graphical menu, status feedback to operator,
Jog-Wheel driven menu (turn & push), storage of last 200 measurements.
The Surface-Detection Software of the PNR 12 will be activated by sensor-plungers.
This option will detect the surface of bitumen-samples underneath a layer of water,
it starts the standardized test sequence and reports the results automatically.
Electronic Elements:
Distance measuring device (1/100 mm), stepper motor, ultra bright LED-sample illumination
on flexible arm, electronic detector for conductive samples, USB-interface for printer &
memorystick.
Mechanical Elements:
Penetrometer base plate with leveling feet and removable aluminum test table,
instrument housing two colored powder coated, splash water protected membrane keyboard,
plunger holder with solenoid release mechanism, observation lens with flexible arm,
leveling bulb PNR with pole for horizontal adjustment
To be ordered separately: Test Accessories (test kit, needle, cone etc.) are required!
Display
16
18-1120
Technical Data:
Measuring range : 0 to 55 mm
Max. test load
: 2 kg
Resolution
: 0.01 mm
Test duration
: 0.1 to 18000 seconds (preset standard duration: 5 seconds)
Start delay
: adjustable up to to max. of 600 sec. (10 minutes)
Data output
: USB interface to connect printer or USB-stick
Surface detector : for electrically conductive samples
Bench space
: 35 x 40 x 60 cm (WxHxD), weight 16 kg
Power supply
: 100/240 V, 50/60 Hz, EU-plug

Test Bodies
18-2220
18-2221
Test Kit Needle - ASTM (ASTM D 5 - AASHTO T49 - JIS K2207)

3 standard needles, 2.5 g, brass/steel, precision made (18-1160)
1 plunger, 47.5 g
(18-0042)
1 load weight, 50 g
(18-0051)
5 sample jars I, 55 x 35 mm
(18-0066)
1 tempering bath
(18-0065)
Test Kit Needle - EN (EN 1426 - IP 49)
3 standard needles, 2.5 g, brass/steel, precision made (18-1160)
1 plunger, 47.5 g
(18-0042)
1 load weight, 50 g
(18-0051)
5 sample jars I, 55 x 35 mm
(18-0066)
1 sample jar III, 70 x 45 mm
(18-0068)
1 sample jar V, 55 x 60 mm
(18-0069)
1 reduction ring, 36 / 53 x 20 mm
(18-0076)
1 reduction ring, 36 / 53 x 30 mm
(18-0077)
1 tempering bath with serpentine heat exchanger tube (18-0070)
1 spacer plate for tempering bath
(18-0091)
1 thermometer holder
(18-0094)
1 thermometer ASTM 63C, -8/+32/0.1 C
(90-0106)
1 thermometer ASTM 64C, +25/+55/0.1 C
(90-0107)
Note! obs. IP 49 requires additionally:
150 g load weight (18-0052 & 18-0056) and thermometer ASTM 17C (21-0601)
18-2370
Test Kit Rod - Bitumen Number (van der Baan) (EN 13 179-2)
1 rod, 8 mm, 15 g, aluminum
(18-0251)
1 sample jar, 30 mm x 30 mm
(18-0252)
18-2215
Test Kit Optional Hollow Cone - Filler (ASTM D 5329-6/7 - EN 13 880-2)

1 optional hollow cone, 102.5 g, brass/steel
(18-0101)
1 plunger, 47.5 g
(18-0042)
1 sample jar I, 55 x 35 mm
(18-0066)
1 tempering bath, 160 x 80 mm
(18-0065)
1 spacer plate for tempering bath
(18-0091)
18-1160
18-1161
18-1163
18-1164
Standard Needle, 2.5 g

... Precision Made (ASTM D 5 - AASHTO T 49 - EN 1426 - IP 49 - ISO / DIS 3997)
... Works Certificate Petrotest (ASTM D 5 - AASHTO T 49 - EN 1426 - IP 49 - ISO / DIS 3997)
... Officially Certified, with UKAS certificate (EN 1426 - IP 49)
... Officially Certified, with UKAS certificate (ASTM D 5 - AASHTO T 49 - EN 1426 - IP 49)
Test Kit Needle - ASTM

(18-2220)
Test Kit Needle - EN

(18-2221)
Test Kit Rod - Bitumen

Number (18-2370)
Test Kit Optional Hollow

Cone - Filler (18-2215)
18-1135
18-1136
18-1137
18-1201
18-1200
18-1202
18-1203
18-1204
18-1145
Sensor-Plunger Force
a plunger with an extremely sensitive
force sensor for the automatic surface
detection underneath a layer of water.
It activates the related the PNR 12
software automatically.
Suitable for Bitumen-samples
(<160 PU) and for PNR 12 only!
For 1 additional weight:
... 47.5 g
... 97.5 g
For up to 4 additional 50 or 100g weights:
... 97.5 g extra long
Additional Weights for sensor-plunger
... 100 g
... 50 g
... 10 g
... 5 g
... 2 g
Calibration Kit PNR 12

to check the penetration depth
18-1149
Temperature Sensor with Pt-100 to

monitor the sample-bath temperature
18-1144
Electronic Stop Watch

Details: General Equipment
25-0282
25-0283
Serial Impact Printer

to record data like test results, duration
of test, etc. without a PC.
Power supply: 220/240 V, 50/60 Hz
25-0388
25-0389
Circulator-Bath
(for ex- & internal heating & cooling)
Used for sample tempering (e.g. with
tempering bath 18-0065, 18-0070).
Power supply: 230 V, 50 Hz, EU-plug
Power supply: 115 V, 60 Hz
18-0403
18-0402
Circulator-Bath
(for external & internal heating)
Used for sample tempering (e.g. with
tempering bath 18-0065, 18-0070).
Temperature Sensor (18-1149)
Sensor-Plungers
(18-1135/18-1136/18-1137)
Thermometers (for sample tempering)

Precision
Made
Officially
Certified
21-0601
21-0621
11-0087
21-0607
21-0627
11-0088
Type
ASTM
17C
17F
38C
IP
78C
Range
+19 to +27 : 0.1 C
+66 to +80 : 0.2 C
+24 to +78 : 0.2 C
Leveling Bulb PNR
17

Used to measure load forces
as well as tensile stresses,
which occur when a test body is
pushed into the tested material
or withdrawn.
Suitable
for
bituminous
materials, hot-applied pavement
sealants & fillers and cement.
Plastic & Elastic Properties - Texture Method - PNR 21

The PNR 21 is a compact but highly flexible texture analyzer, that demonstrates the forces, which occur when
the properly chosen test body is pushed into the tested material or withdrawn.
Especially due to its easy and convenient handling the apparatus allows a quick and economical examination
of the plastic & elastic properties of pasty materials.
PNR 21 Rheotex uses different test bodies. It depends on the measurement problem, whether a needle, a
cone, a cylindrical or platelike ram is applied. These test bodies are mounted to a support-arm with force
sensor which is attached to a vertically movable carriage.
The load or tensile forces, which affect the force sensor, when the carriage moves up or down are indicated
on a computer screen as a force/displacement diagram or as a displacement/time function.
Summary of Method
A texture analyzer measures
the forces, which occur when a
test body is pushed with a preprogrammed speed into the
tested material or pulled out.
The instrument permits to monitor curing

and congealing reactions of adhesives,
mortars etc. or to observe the behaviour
of sealing matter and cements.
The creation of test programs is very
easy.
Either made directly on the instrument
or by using PNRCon software and a PC
with Windows.
The use of a computer does not
only enable a much easier and more
extensive creation of test procedures,
but also allows their storage and
reloading.
The forces affecting the test

body are measured and
indicated in the form of a
displacement/force curve or
as aforce/time function
This allows to determine
information about the aging, the
maturity or the curing, as well
as the estimated subsequent
processing of a sample.
18-1700 + Testbody
Main Units
PNR 21 - Rheotex Texture Analyzer
Features:
User generated test programs include
automatic contact of the sample surface
alternating load tests or oscillating programs
program loops with constant load
pauses and no motion stages
supplied with 18-1700
Consisting of:
testing machine for texture and consistency examinations, with splash water protected
membrane control panel with LCD showing actual test parameters and measured values
directly, control and programming software PNRCon (used to record measured values, their
graphic display, as well as to save test results and test programs), RS232-interfaces for printer
and PC connection
Supplied with: 1 clamping support (2 groove stones with bolds)
1 test cylinder ( 10 mm)
1 PNRCon software (for Windows).
Note: Ordinary Pentium PC with printer and extended software PNRPro
or parallel printer are recommended.
Further the Penetration Accessories of PNR 10 like needles, cones etc.
can be used also.
18-1721
PNR Pro
18-1700
18-1701
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Technical Data:
Load & tensile force : 100 Newtons
Resolution
: up to 9 Newtons: 0.01 N / more than 9 Newtons: 0.1 N
Displacement
: 100 mm (start position of measuring carriage is variable)
Resolution
: 0.01 mm
Travelling speed
: 0.1 - 8 mm/s 0.1 %
Pause mode
: for delayed plunger release
Connections for
: PC (9-pin), serial printer (25-pin)
Dimensions
: 32 x 37.5 x 50 cm (W x D x H), weight: 11 kg
Power supply
: 115-230 V, 50/60 Hz, 0.4 A, EU-plug
Power supply
: 115-230 V, 50/60 Hz, 1.0 A, US-plug

Test Bodies
18-0279
Test Needle VICAT,

2 g, flattened, 1 x 50 mm (effective length 35 mm) stainless steel
18-0255
Test Ball, 6.3 g, 6.3 mm (overall length with shaft 100 mm), brass
18-0045
Plunger (penetrometer clamping rod)

10 g, length 107 mm, aluminum,
for test needle 18-0279, test ball 18-0255 and other penetrators
18-0251
18-1726
Test Cylinder, with plane end face

15.0 g, 8 mm, 40 mm effective length, aluminum
21.8 g, 10 mm, 100 mm overall length, aluminum
18-0247
18-0248
Platelike Test Ram Adhesion

10 cm ( 35.7 mm)
20 cm ( 50.5 mm)
18-0279
18-0255
18-0251

18-1728
Test Kit Adhesive Strength

with sample & ram temperature control and 3 easy-to-change sample containers.
By use of a circulation thermostat (not included), the ram (=3 mm or =10 mm),
the sample and the container can be heated up to the requested temperature,
without that the test equipment gets into contact with the tempering fluid.
18-1721
PNRPro Software
offering additional possibilities like simultaneous display of stored master curves and
comparison of actual test curve, statistical analysis, storage of test series in a data base for
comfortable comparison and their statistical evaluation, programmable zero setting for a defined
program step (labelling), menu in English.
Circulator-Baths with intermediate bottom are used for

- sample pre-tempering (e.g. Tempering Bath 18-0065) and / or
- connection to small external units
(e.g. Tempering Bath 18-0070 or Adhesive Strength Device 18-1728)
18-1728
25-0388
25-0389
Circulator-Bath (for internal & external sample heating & cooling)

Note: Insulated hose-set (25-0228) is recommended.
Power supply
: 230 V, 50/60 Hz, 2500 W, EU-plug
Power supply
: 115 V, 60 Hz, 1700 W
18-0403
18-0402
Circulator-Bath ( for external & internal sample heating)

Note: It requires counter-cooling by a circulation cooler or thermostatic circulator
for applications near ambient temperatures. Hose matter is not included.
Power supply
: 230 V, 50 Hz, EU-plug
Power supply
: 115 V, 60 Hz, US-plug
11-0181
25-0228
Hose-Set, insulated ( 8 mm, 2 x 2 m, incl. fittings)
18-1721
PNR Pro
Spare Parts
depending on the used Test Kit
The PNR 12 penetrometer measures the penetration depth in millimeters.

The texture analyzer PNR 21-Rheotex measures load and tensile forces.
PNR 12 gives one solitary displacement value at the end of a test.
PNR 21 provides a series of values, which can be shown as a force/displacement curve or as a diagram force versus time.
You will find further information about the PNR-instruments and their available accessories in our Texture Testing-catalog.
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Breaking-Point
at which a bitumen tends to
break rather than to flow when
stressed.
Suitable for any homogeneous
road or industrial bitumen.
Breaking-Point - FRAASS Method - BPA 5 (automatic)

IP 80 - EN 12593 (DIN 52 012, NF T 66-026)
- JIS K 2265
Summary of Method
A thin flat steel plaque, coated
with the sample, is flexed
under specified conditions
at a descending series of
temperatures.
The FRAASS-Breaking-Point
is the temperature at which
the first cracks appear in the
coating.
BPA 5 (10-0457)
BPA 5 Bending Mechanism
Easy to Operate
Due to its principle of construction measuring the bending force of a steel plaque coated with the material
to be examined and the use of thermoelectric elements for the cooling of the test chamber, the Automatic
Breaking-Point Tester BPA 5 offers a series of outstanding advantages.
The handling of the BPA 5 is very easy. The operator only needs to place the specimen on the plaque support
and the BPA 5 automatically clamps and adjusts the test plaque.
The large LC-display, visible up to 10 m distance, provides the operator with additional instructions during a
test. When a test is completed, the final result remains on the display until a new measurement is started.
BPACon
Permanent Bending
Versatility
BPACon
Glass Transition Temperature
The scope not only covers the examination of bitumen

according to the conventional FRAASS Method but
also allows the user to adapt the test procedure to
particular conditions (e.g. research of glass transition
temperatures) or to perform a permanent bending
program.
This program, however, requires a PC with BPAConsoftware to remote-control the BPA 5, for storage
and evaluation of the measured data. Thus, test
proceedings (e.g. variation of the bending force) can
be easily watched via a graphic diagram on the PC
screen.
With the Standardized-FRAASS-Test-Method

the instrument detects a distinct variation of the
bending force or a typical deformation of the force/
temperature curve respectively. Just as if the BPA 5
user could look inside the material under test.
For samples with a very low breaking-point a

Rapid-Test-Program is included. It cools with an
accelerated rate of 2 K/min in the beginning and then
changes to the standardized cooling rate during the
actual test period.
These striking force characteristics can even be

recognized with difficult materials (such as certain
kinds of bitumen), where ruptures of the bitumen
coating cannot be observed visually.
In order to avoid unnecessary tests, with

samples where the breaking-point is not known
at all, the SEARCH-Mode, which is preset in
the USER program, can be used beneficially.
The instrument works with a refrigeration rate of
2 K/min and makes a bending test every 2 Kelvin.
In particular with Polymer-modified Bitumen (PmB),

the Permanent-Bending-Program is an interesting
alternative to the conventional FRAASS method. The
sample is cooled to a specified temperature and then
the number of bending strokes is counted which are
necessary to cause a rupture.
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The BPA 5 also offers the possibility to change

test parameters like bending speed, cooling rate
or bending intervals and to store them as a USERDefined-Program.
Breaking-Point
Technical Data
Data Output
Although not required, the connection of a serial printer
is recommended.
The user will receive a test result for each flexion or
any other interval (time or temperature according to the
parameters set by the operator).
Printer
Test Chart
BPACon-Software
Most comfortable is the use of the BPA 5 together with a
PC with BPACon-software. This software package (for
Windows) includes the Permanent-Bending-program.
Further it permits to remote control the BPA 5 by PC,
BPACon
to create additional user-defined test programs and to
Standardized
store or reload them from a PC. The measured data can
Test
be easily saved and evaluated on a PC in numerical form
and as well as a graphical diagram.
BPACon is, for instance, mandatory to run Permanent-Bending-Tests or when Glass-TransitionTemperatures are determined, where the trend of the bending force versus the temperature drops and the
recovery trend serves as the criteria for the material under test.
Economical
The BPA 5 is a very economical instrument. It uses Peltier-elements for the refrigeration of the test
chamber. These solid-state cooling elements require a light auxiliary refrigerant only and thus avoid investing
in a bulky and high energy consuming cooler.
Cooling Source
Tap Water
Circulation Cooler
Circulator
Coolant
Temperature
+17 C
-10 C
-20 C
Achievable Breaking Point

(at ambient temperature of +20 C)
approx. -24 C
approx. -36 C
approx. -46 C
Operating Range:
approx. -36 to +60C
Programs:
Standard-Program
(cooling rate of 1 K/min)
for FRAASS-Breaking-Point
RAPID-Program
(cooling rate of 2 K/min)
for very low breaking-points
SEARCH-Mode
to find the approximated
breaking-point
USER-Definable-Program
for program modifications
In connection with the
PC-software BPACon:
Permanent-BendingProgram for fatigue tests
Glass-Transition-Temperature
Graphic display and
evaluation of bending forces
LIMS ability
Interface:
serial RS232 for printer
serial RS232 for PC
(USB-converter available)
Refrigeration:
Peltier-elements countercooled by the circulation cooler
Note: These coolers are designed to be opperated at ambient temperatures of approximately +5 to +40 C.
All mentioned values are basically detected at an ambient temperature of approx. +20 C.
Main Units
10-0460
10-0461
BPA 5 Set - Fraass Method

- Automatic Breaking-Point Tester with Circulation Cooler
IP 80 - EN 12 593 - JIS K2207
Consisting of:
- Measuring and Control Unit:
high-grade stainless steel housing with two-color powder coating, measuring head with
bending mechanism, automatic fixture and adjustment of test plaques; test chamber cooled
by solid-state components (Peltier-elements), chamber ventilator, touch-key panel with large
LC-display visible up to 10 m distance for measured values and user guidance for temperature
pre-selction and test-plaque clamping.
- Programs:
Standardized-FRAASS-Test
RAPID-Test for very low breaking-points
USER-Definable-Program
SEARCH-Mode for samples with unknown breaking-point.
In combination with a PC and BPACon-software: Permanent-Bending-Program.
Further the graphic display and evaluation of the bending forces.
- Circulation Cooler: as auxiliary refrigeration of the Peltier-elements.
Supplied with:
10 test-plaques (41 x 20 x 0.15 mm), 1 insulated hose-set ( 8 mm, 2 x 2 m)
Note: serial printer or PC-software BPACon are recommended.
Technical Data:
Resolution
: 10 mN
Working range
: approx. -36 to +60 C (due to external cooling)
Cooling
: Peltier-elements (internal) & circulation cooler (external)
Connections for
: serial printer, PC (RS232), cooler ( 8 mm)
Dimensions BPA : 23 x 40 x 29/43 cm (W x D x H), weight: 15 kg
Dimensions Cooler : 23 x 36 x 38 cm
(W x D x H), weight: 23 kg
Power supply
: 230 V, 50/60 Hz, 450 W, 2 A, EU-plug
Power supply
: 115 V, 60 Hz,
450 W, 4 A, US-plug
10-0460
For special applications the

BPA 5 can be delivered with
an extended working range or
a 1 mN-resolution.
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Breaking-Point

10-0473
PC Software - BPACon (Windows)

The program includes the Permanent-Bending-Test-Software and
is used to store / modify and display curves of force for
- Breakpoint-Tests
- Permanent-Bending-Tests
- Glass-Transition-Temperature-Test.
It replaces the serial printer and makes it possible to start/stop the BPA 5 by PC,
as well as to load self-defined test-programs.
The progression in elasticity, plasticity, glass-transition-temperatures and of cause
cracking will be displayed numerical or graphically in different scales.
With special created curves of trends for bending or recovery force even very small,
nearly not visible, breaks of the material can be found in an unknown high precision.
Supplied with: 1 PC-data-cable,
1 USB/RS232-converter
10-0474
Calibration Set - BPA 5

Consisting of:
1 set of precision resistor plugs,
2 weights,
1 thermometer IP 42C (calibrated)
10-0475
Laboratory Stand for calibration set
10-0233
Tongs to handle stest-plaques
12-1763
Storage Box for spare parts and tools
10-0007
Melting Apparatus
for bitumen samples having a ring & ball softening point <100 C.
Consisting of:
heater plate (steplessly regulated) with thermometer socket and cooling plate
with hose connections; magnetic test-plaque holder (40 x 60 x 8 mm) with cover
Supplied with: 1 thermometer (0 to +200 : 1 C)
Note: a circulation cooler is recommended.
Technical Data:
Dimensions
Power supply : 230 V, 50 Hz, 150 W, EU-plug
10-0473
10-0474
10-0233
12-1763
25-0282
25-0283
Serial Impact Printer to record data like test results, duration of test, etc. without a PC.
25-0282
Spare Parts
10-0006
10-0016
Plaques
11-0599
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25-0228
Test-Plaques, 10 pieces
(41 x 20 x 0.15 mm), steel
(41 x 20 x 0.15 mm),steel,
with works certificate
Hose-Set, insulated
( 8 mm, 2 x 2 m)
25-0262
11-0599
25-0274
PC-Data-Cable (0-modem), serial,

RS232 (9 & 25-pin)
USB/RS232-Converter with 2 m cable
(verified for Petrotest-units)
Printer-Data-Cable, serial (2 m)
standard 25-pin
Breaking-Point
Breaking-Point - FRAASS Method (manual)
IP 80 - EN 12 593 (DIN 52 012, NF T 66-026)
- JIS K 2265
Main Unit
10-0000
Manual Breaking-Point Tester, Fraass-Method

Consisting of:
cooling apparatus (test tube, stopper and Dewar-flask with metal stand);
bending apparatus with small stopper.
Supplied with:
10 test-plaques (41 x 20 x 0.15 mm),
1 thermometer IP 42C
Note:
protection vessel for Dewar-flask and tongs on separate order.
Technical Data:
Dimensions : 12 x 48 cm, weight: 3 kg

10-0090
Protection Vessel (Acryl) (inside 125 x 245 mm) for Dewar-flask
10-0233
Tongs to handle test-plaques
10-0007
Melting Apparatus
for bitumen samples having a ring & ball softening point <100 C.
Consisting of:
heater plate (steplessly regulated) with thermometer socket and cooling plate
with hose connections; magnetic test-plaque holder (40 x 60 x 8 mm) with cover
Supplied with: 1 thermometer (0 to +200 : 1 C)
Note: circulation cooler is recommended.
Technical Data:
Dimensions
Power supply : 230 V, 50 Hz, 150 W, EU-plug
10-0000
10-0090
Spare Parts
10-0002
Bending Apparatus
Consisting of:
two concentric tubes fitted with plaqueholding clips, curved spacer, crankoperated cone-and-peg mechanism,
setting screw and rubber stopper
10-0003
Cone-and-Peg Mechanism,
hardened and polished
10-0004
Setting Screw with a hardened tip
10-0006
(41 x 20 x 0.15 mm), steel
10-0008
Test-Tube
10-0009
Dewar-Flask (borosilicate glass),

1 litre, 75 x 205 mm, without stand.
10-0010
Stopper (NBR-rubber),
83/71 x 60 mm, bored twice
( 15 & 38 mm), to support the testtube in the Dewar-flask and allow filling
at the same time
10-0017
Thermometer IP 42C
(-38 to +30 : 0.5 C)
20-0106
Metal Stand for Dewar-flask
10-0233
10-0007
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Stiffness
To determine the flexural creep
stiffness of asphalt binders at
low temperatures like ambient
to -36C
Summary of Method
During testing, a constant load
(0 to 450 g) is applied to a
asphalt beam for a selected
duration.
The deflection of the beam
is measured and monitored
continuously by PC.
Further the test parameters
are set by the PC, which
displays & prints a plot of
load vs. deflection and
calculates the stiffness at the
lowest temperature anticipated.
For tests acc. ASTM D 6648
an auxiliary cooler is required
to cool down the molds, so that
the sample is stiff enough to be
demolded without distortion.
Flexural Creep Stiffness - Bending Beam Rheometer Method

- BBR (automatic)
AASHTO T313 (AASHTO TP1)
ASTM D 6648 (ASTM P 245)
EN 14771 (NF T66-062)
Superpave:
SHRP 1002 - SHRP B-002

(AASHTO TP1 - ASTM P 245)
Main Unit
BBR - Automatic Bending Beam Rheometer
Consisting of:
- Tempering Bath: with heating module and compressor cooling
- Test Frame: motor displaceable between charging and measuring position
- Control Electronics: consisting of servo amplifier with load control and
amplifier for the measured force signal
- Software: for the measuring process, as well as for the display, evaluation and
storage of the measured data on a PC
Technical Data:
Tempering bath: Working range
: approx. -47 to +150 C
Temp. constancy
: 0.01 K
Test frame:
Beam support distance : 102 0.5 mm
Load range
: 0 to 1500 mN (accuracy class 0.1)
Max. bending
: 10 mm with 1m resolution
Dimensions / weight
: 50 x 75 x 155 cm (W x D x H), approx.80 kg
Note: molds, circulator cooling bath (for sample preparation),
PC and printer are not included.
10-0700
10-0701
ASTM D 6648 - AASHTO T313

Superpave: SHRP 1002 - SHRP B-002 - (AASHTO TP1 - ASTM P 245)
Power supply : 230 V, 50 Hz, EU-plug
10-0702
EN 14771
Power supply : 230 V, 50 Hz, EU-plug
The U.S. Government funded

Strategic Highway Research
Program (SHRP) brought
new rheology tools and
procedures to the market to
improve performance and
commerce with Superpave
Performance
Graded
Binders.
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10-0706
Beam Molds (acc. AASHTO, ASTM, EN), pack of 5
10-0707
Force Calibration Kit
10-0708
Temperature Calibration Kit

Consisting of:
1 precision digital thermometer
1 probe with cable and DKD-calibration certificate for two different temperature points
25-0393
25-0394
Circulator (external & internal heating & cooling) regulated by Main-Unit

(for ASTM D 6648 sample preparation)
Power supply
: 230 V, 50/60 Hz, 2400 W, EU-plug
Power supply
: 115 V, 60 Hz, 1600 W, EU-plug
Viscosity
Viscoelastic Properties - Dynamic Shear Rheometer Method
- DSR II (automatic)
Superpave:
SHRP B-003 - SHRP 1007 - AASHTO T315 (AASHTO TP5)

ASTM P 246
Paving grade:
EN 12591 (NF T65-001)
Used
to
measure
the
viscoelastic properties of
modified or unmodified (aged
or unaged) asphalt binders in
a temperature range of +5 to
+80 C.
Summary of Method
For AASHTO MP1 tests a sample
disc is confined between circular
parallel plates and tested at a
specific temperature.
Dynamic shear is determined
by applying a known torque to
oscillate one of the plates and
measuring the resulting strain.
The phase angle, in radiants or
degrees between the sinusoidal
stress & strain, is measured, too.
Resultant stress is measured
in a strain control mode, while
resultant strain in a stress control
mode.
Main Units
10-0770
DSR II - Automatic Dynamic Shear Rheometer

SHRP B-003 - SHRP 1007 - AASHTO T315 - ASTM P 246 - Superpave - EN 12591
A rheometer system configured for dynamic testing of asphalt and bitumen
according the temperatures and frequencies specified by SHRP and Superpave.
It offers precise and stable temperature control, a rapid sample equilibrium to set
temperature, an automatic expansion compensation keeps the pre-set gap constant
with temperature.
Consisting of:
1 rheometer with mechanical bearing and fluid cell
1 cooling circulator with hose
1 Windows-software SHRP for Superpave specification and grade determination
1 measuring plate (PU) 8 mm (for average temperature tests)
1 measuring plate (PU) 25 mm (for high temperature tests)
Note: PC and Printer sets are required.
Technical Data:
Torque
: 0.05 to 10 mNm
Temperature Range
: 5 C to +80 C (DSR)
Heating / Cooling Rate : 2 C / 1.5 C (circulator)
Power supply
: 230 V, 50/60 Hz
10-0774
10-0775
Computer & Printer Set

Consisting of:
Windows-software compatible minitower with DVD-ROM drive and USB-interface,
TFT-monitor, keyboard, mouse and Inkjet color printer
Note: Configuration details upon request
Power supply: 230 V, 50/60 Hz
The measurement of the rheological properties, or viscoelastic

behavior, of binder, like range and
degree of stiffness, elasticity, and
relaxation times measured over
the working temperatures, helps
to improve the performance life of
asphalt road systems.
Rheometers measure the rheological data concerning the flow
and the deformation behavior of
substances by:
- Rotational tests for liquids:
Flow curves (shear stress and
shear rate), viscosity function,
yield point, thixotropy (structural
decomposition and regeneration),
temperature behavior.
- Oscillatory tests
for low viscous liquids to solids:
Viscoelastic behavior
as an amplitude sweep as a function
of the deformation or load (or shear
stress); as a frequency sweep
as a function of time (speed or
frequency)
Time-dependent behavior
(thixotropy, structural decomposition
and regeneration)
Temperature-dependent behavior
(glass-transition-temperature,
melting-temperature,
crystallization-temperature)
Jellification and
hardening behavior
A range of research-grade software is available to enable the following tests:

Oscillation as a function of time, temperature, frequency and shear stress
Viscosity as a function of shear rate, shear stress, temperature and time
Creep and Creep Recovery
(for compliance measurement and analysis) including accumulated strain testing.
Time Temperature Superposition and Viscoelastic Analysis
- Creep and relaxation tests

to investigate the viscoelastic
behavior and material structure
(e.g. molar mass distribution) of
polymers
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Viscosity
Used to determine the flow
resistance,
the
dynamic
and apparent viscosity, at
elevated temperatures.
(e.g. +38 to +260C).
Apparent Viscosity - Rotational Viscometer Method

- RV (automatic)
Superpave:
SHRP 1006 - AASHTO T316 (AASHTO TP48) - ASTM D 4402
Suitable for bituminous binders.
EN 13302
Summary of Method
The torque on a spindle rotating
in a special thermostatically
controlled
sample
holder
containing a small sample of
asphalt is used to measure the
relative resistance to rotation.
A factor is applied to the torque
dial reading to yield the viscosity
of the asphalt in millipascal
seconds.
RV with spindle
Main Units
RV - Digital Rotational Viscometer with Brookfield Thermosel
10-0600
10-1600
SHRP 1006 - AASHTO T316 - Superpave - ASTM D4402 - EN 13 302

Consisting of:
measuring head (without spindle), temperature probe (Pt-100), digital display, RS232,
parallel and anaolg output, stadia material
Supplied with: 1 carry case
Note: Spindle, viscosity standard, tempering unit (& controller for 115 V) are required.
The application PC-software is recommended.
Technical Data:
Working range
: depending on spindle from 50 up to 3.3 million mPas
Display of
: torque, viscosity, shear rate, shear stress and temperature
Serial RS232 interface : for data transfer to PC
Parallel output
: for printer
Analog output
: for torque (0-1 V) and temperature (0-4 V)
Power supply
: 230 V, 50 Hz, EU-plug
Power supply
: 115 V, 60 Hz, US-plug
10-0602
Spindle (Viscosity range: 50 to 170 000 mPas)

Note: Since the viscosity range depends on the speed, the max. viscosity can only be
reached at the lowest speed!
10-0604
Spindle Extension, including link and coupling nut

(only for test without Tempering Unit - RV)
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10-0601
10-1601
Tempering Unit - RV
(temperature controller with thermo-container)
Temperature range: ambient to +300 C
10-1602
Tempering Controller - RV (for 115 V -Tempering Unit)
10-0603
PC-Software - RV
provides automatic data collection and instant flow curves (rheograms), for Windows,
data transfer cable included.
10-0605
Viscosity Standard 1000 cPs, 500 ml (for calibration at 10, 20, 30 rpm)
Viscosity
Apparent Viscosity - Efflux Viscometer Method (manual)
Bitumen emulsions:
To measure the viscosity by

determining the efflux time of
a warm sample, through a
10 or 4 mm orifice.
EN 12846
Suitable for viscous bitumen

emulsions, bituminous binders.
Main Units
10-0312
10-0313
Efflux (Road Tar) Viscometer

EN 12 846
Consisting of:
electrically-heated single-place viscometer heating bath and ball valve support
Supplied with:
2 test cups (with 4 mm and 10 mm orifice, 1 each),
2 ball-tipped valve rods,
1 graduated (100 ml) receiver,
1 set of 6 different stoppers.
Note: Thermometers & Electronic Energy Regulator are required.
Power supply : 230 V, 50/60 Hz
Power supply : 115 V, 50/60 Hz
25-0001
25-0108
Electronic Energy Regulator for heating coils

Consisting of:
Potentiometer on/off switch, 10 A overload fuse; DIN-socket, 1.5 m cable with DIN-plug.
Technical Data:
Capacity
: up to 2000 W
Weight
: 500 g
Dimension
: 80 x 150 x 55 mm (W x D x H)
Power supply : 230 V, 50/60 Hz, 2000 W
Power supply : 115 V, 60 Hz
Summary of Method
The viscometer cup is filled with
the warm sample, then placed
in the bath to settle at a specific
temperature, before the ball
valve is pulled. After the first
25 ml of the sample ran out, the
time for the next 50 ml will be
determined.

10-0295
Ball-Tipped Valve Rod for 2 mm orifice
10-1294
Test Cup, brass with 2 mm orifice
21-0697
Digital Stop Watch

10-0312 with accessories
Thermometer
Precision
Made
Officially
Certified
10-0317
10-0319
10-0318
10-0320
Precision
Made
Officially
Certified
11-0155
21-0361
21-0367
11-0156
21-0362
21-0368
Type
DIN
12 775 / E 0.1/0/50
12 775 / E 0.2/0/100
Type
ASTM
8C
-
IP
6C
8F
8C
Range
Dimensions (mm) /
Immersion (mm)
0 to +50 : 0.1 C
0 to +100 : 0.2 C
Range
-2 to +400 : 1 C
+30 to +100 : 0.5 F
0 to +45 : 1 C
Dimensions (mm) /
Immersion (mm)
385 x 7 / total
340 x 7 / 65
340 x 7 / 65
Spare Parts
10-1321
10-1323
10-0322
10-0324
10-0337
10-0338
11-0130
Test Cup, brass, with

... 4 mm orifice
... 10 mm orifice
Ball-Tipped Valve Rod for
... 4 mm orifice
... 10 mm orifice
Electric Heater
Mains: 230 V, 500 W
Mains: 115 V, 250 W
Measuring Cylinder, 100 ml,
graduated, with stand, glass,
1 ml subdivision, 254 mm high
10-0329 Stopper Set, NBR-rubber

Consisting of:
1x each for orifices
12 /15 mm (10-0325 pack of 10)
6.5/15 mm (22-0082 pack of 10)
5 /20 mm (22-0081 pack of 10)
1x for sample thermometer DIN
44/30/bored 8.6 mm (10-0326 slotted)
1x for sample thermometer ASTM / IP
44/30/bored 6 mm (10-0327 slotted)
1x for bath thermometer DIN
14.5/20/bored 8.6 mm (10-0328)
1x for bath thermometer ASTM / IP
14.5/20/bored 6 mm (16-0739)
25-0001 / 25-0108
27
Viscosity
Used
to
determine
the
Saybolt Universal Viscosity
of lubricants and distillates
with efflux times > 32 s or
the Saybolt Furol Viscosity
of residual materials with
efflux times > 25 s. Further of
petroleum products such as fuel
oils and other residual materials
having
Saybolt
Universal
viscosities > 1000 s.
Saybolt Viscosity - Universal & Furol Method (semi-automatic)

Bituminous and Residual materials:
ASTM D 88 - AASHTO T72 FTM 791-304 (FTM 141A-4285)

JIS K2207
Bitumen and Residual materials
at high temperatures:
ASTM E 102
Summary of Method
The efflux time in seconds of
a sample, flowing through a
calibrated orifice, is measured
under
carefully
controlled
conditions.
The time is corrected by an
orifice factor and reported as
the viscosity of the sample at
that temperature.
ASTM D 88 temperature range:
+21 to +99 C (70 to 210 F)
ASTM E 102 temperature range:
+120 to +240 C (248 to 464 F)
Universal and Furol viscometers are technically

identical designs, except for orifice tips which differ
in diameter.
Being built-in as interchangeable units in the
viscometer, the orifice tips, Universal or Furol, can
be universally used for all types of Saybolt viscosity
measurements.
Main Units
21-0501
21-0502
Two-Tube Saybolt-Viscometer
ASTM D 88 - AASHTO T72 - FTM 791-304 - JIS K2207
ASTM E 102
Consisting of:
stainless steel housing with thermostatically controlled test bath, and electric stirrer
Supplied with:
2 receiving flasks, 60 ml
2 pipettes with rubber suction bulb
2 thermometer protection tube
2 thermometer holders
2 cork stoppers
2 rubber suction bulbs
3 lids for bath opening with 51 mm
1 orifice spanner
1 tube cleaning plunger
Note: Thermometers are not included
Technical Data:
Working range
: +20 to +230 C (+68 to +450 F)
Temperature Accuracy : 0.03 C ( 0,05 F)
Power supply
: 230 V, 50 Hz, EU-plug
Power supply
: 115 V, 60 Hz, US-plug.

21-0695
28
21-0695
8-Channel Stop Watch

(containing 8 individual stop watches)
21-0697
Digital Stop Watch,

21-0703
Filter Funnel No. 100, ASTM E 11
21-0713
Viscosity Tube Cap, ASTM E 102
21-0714
Displacement Ring, ASTM E 102
Viscosity
Thermometer
Precision
Made
Officially
Certified
acc. ASTM D 88
21-6000
Type
ASTM
IP
Dimensions (mm) /
Immersion (mm)
Range
Set of 1 each: ASTM 17C, 18C, 19C, 20C, 21C, 22C
21-0601
21-0602
21-0603
21-0604
21-0605
21-0606
21-0607
21-0608
21-0609
21-0610
21-0611
21-0612
17C
18C
19C
20C
21C
22C
23C
24C
+19 to +27 : 0.1 C

+34 to +42 : 0.1 C
+49 to +57 : 0.1 C
+57 to +65 : 0.1 C
+79 to +87 : 0.1 C
+95 to +103 : 0.1 C
275 x 6.5 / total

275 x 6.5 / total
275 x 6.5 / total
275 x 6.5 / total
275 x 6.5 / total
275 x 7 / total
21-0621
21-0622
21-0623
21-0624
21-0625
21-0626
21-0627
21-0628
21-0629
21-0630
21-0631
21-0632
17F
18F
19F
20F
21F
22F
23F
24F
+66 to +80 : 0.2 F

+94 to +108 : 0.2 F
+120 to +134 : 0.2 F
+134 to +148 : 0.2 F
+174 to +188 : 0.2 F
+204 to +218 : 0.2 F
275 x 6.5 / total

275 x 6.5 / total
275 x 6.5 / total
275 x 6.5 / total
275 x 6.5 / total
275 x 7 / total
acc. ASTM E 102

21-0641
21-0646
21-0642
21-0647
21-0643
21-0648
21-0644
21-0649
21-0645
21-0650
77F
78F
79F
80F
81F
+245 to +265 : 0.5 F

+295 to +315 : 0.5 F
+345 to +365 : 0.5 F
+395 to +415 : 0.5 F
+445 to +465 : 0.5 F
275 x 6.5 / total

275 x 6.5 / total
275 x 6.5 / total
275 x 6.5 / total
275 x 6.5 / total
21-0699
Reference Material
The factory certified viscosity-oil-standards have been tested to perform according to the following list.
Content: 470 ml/one pint acc. ASTM D 2162
Factory
certified
Type
24-0606
24-0607
24-0616
24-0608
24-0609
24-0610
24-0611
24-0613
S
20
N
35
S
60
N 100
S 200
N 350
S 600
N 2000
Saybolt Universal Seconds
Saybolt Universal Seconds
Saybolt Furol Seconds
SUS 100 F (37.8 C)
SUS 210 F (98.9 C)
SFS 122 F (50 C)
96 mm/s
160 mm/s
280 mm/s
600 mm/s
950 mm/s
90 mm/s
130 mm/s
180 mm/s
420 mm/s
140 mm/s
21-0693
Spare Parts
21-0675
21-0693
21-0699
21-0700
Saybolt Viscosity Tube

brass, gold plated, interchangeable
Universal- and Furol-orifices (1 ea.)
including calibration certificate
Receiving Flask, 60 ml capacity
Oil Pipette with rubber suction bulb
Oil Withdrawal Tube
21-0701
21-0704
Cleaning Plunger
Stopper, NBR-rubber (18/20) with loop
25-0607
25-0608
Heating Element HD 2000 W, 230 V

Heating Element HD 1000 W, 115 V
29
Viscosity
Used for characterising the
consistency by measuring the
flow properties to determinate
the specific viscosity.
Suitable for tar and their fluid
products.
Summary of Method
The time, in s, is measured
for a fixed volume of liquid
material to flow through an
efflux tube under an accurately
reproducible head and at a
closely controlled temperature.
The Engler specific viscosity is
then calculated by dividing the
efflux time by the viscometer
calibration factor as determined
by making the same efflux
measurement for water.
It does not determine absolute
viscosity, but is an empirical
flow test.
Specific Viscosity - Engler Method (semi-automatic)

Tar & Tar destillates:
ASTM D 1665 - JIS K2208

Bituminous emulsions:
IP 212 (DIN 51 560)
Main Units
21-0030
Engler Viscometer
ASTM D 1665 - IP 212 - JIS K2208
Consisting of:
Basic instrument with gold plated test vessel,
tempering bath with digital controller,
heater 300 W with over-temperature protection,
cooling coil for counter cooling.
Supplied with:
1 miniature spirit level
1 Kohlrausch flask 200 ml
1 measuring flask, 50 ml (ASTM)
1 thermometer (ASTM 54C/18C)
3 thermometers (ASTM 23C - 25C)
1 silicone stopper
1 m tubing
Technical Data:
Working temperature : max. +100 C
Storage temperature : -10 to +70 C
Relative Humidity
: to 90%
Dimensions / Weight :32 x 26 x 55 cm (W x D x H), 8 kg
Power supply
: 230 V, 50 Hz, EU-plug
21-0030

21-0695

21-0697
Digital Stop Watch,

21-0158
Measuring Cylinder, 50:1 ml, Tol. +/-0.5 ml
Thermometer
Precision
Made
Officially
Certified
21-0113
21-0115
21-0117
90-0103
21-0114
21-0116
21-0118
90-1103
Type
ASTM
23C
24C
25C
54C
IP
18C
Range
-18 to + 28 : 0.2 C
-39 to + 54 : 0.2 C
-95 to +105 : 0.2 C
-20 to +100.6 : 0.2 C
Dimensions (mm) /
Immersion (mm) / collar
212 x 6 / 90 / 8
237 x 6 / 90 / 8
212 x 6 / 90 / 8
310 x 7 / total
Spare Parts
21-0157
21-0155
Kohlrausch Flask, 200 ml

(ASTM and IP)
Measuring Flask, 50 ml (ASTM)
50-0001
11-0395
21-0695
30
Spirit Level - Miniature

vertical and horizontal,
Dimension: 100 x 40 x 15 mm
Stopper, Silicone
(14.5/20 / bored 6 mm)
Viscosity
Kinematic Viscosity - Glass Capillary Methods (manual)
Liquid petroleum products (transparent & opaque):
Glass Capillary specifications:
ASTM D 445 - IP 71-1
ASTM D 446 - IP 71-2

ISO 3105 - JIS K2207
(DIN 51 550 - NF T60-100 - FTM 791-305)
ISO 3104 - JIS K2283
Used to characterizes the flow
behavior at +60C (140F) and
+135C (275F).
Suitable for liquid asphalts
(bitumens), their distillation
residues and road oils at +60C
(140F) or of asphalt cements at
+135C (275F) with a viscosity
from 6 to 100 000 cSt.
(DIN 51 366 (CFOV) - DIN 51 372 (BS/IP-RFV))

Liquid asphalts (bitumens), road oils (under gravity):
ASTM D 2170 - IP 319 - EN 12595 - DIN 52 007-1

(FTM 791-305)
Summary of Method
The time is measured for a fixed volume of the liquid to flow under
gravity through the capillary tube, under an accurately reproducible
head and at a closely controlled temperature.
The kinematic viscosity is then calculated by multiplying the efflux
time in seconds by the viscometer calibration factor.
The dynamic viscosity can be obtaint by multiplying the measured
kinematic viscosity by the density of the liquid.
Kinematic Viscosity:
[mm /s = cSt]
Dynamic Viscosity:
[mPas = cP]
Dynamic Viscosity:
[dPas = P = poise]
Kinematic Viscosity Cannon-Fenske Opaque Viscometer Method - CFOV (manual)

CFOV - Cannon-Fenske Opaque Viscometer (CR-type)
(length: 295 mm, required sample: ~ 12 ml)
Factory
Certified
Officially
Certified
Size
Constant
[cSt/s or mm2 /s2 ]
22-0070
Set (1 each) of
25 - 600
0.002 - 20.0
22-0050
22-0051
22-0052
22-0053
22-0054
22-0055
22-0056
22-0057
22-0058
22-0059
22-0060
22-0061
22-2050
22-2051
22-2052
22-2053
22-2054
22-2055
22-2056
22-2057
22-2058
22-2059
22-2060
22-2061
25
50
75
100
150
200
300
350
400
450
500
600
0.002
0.004
0.008
0.015
0.035
0.1
0.25
0.5
1.2
2.5
8.0
20.0
Viscosity Range
[cSt or mm2 /s]
0.4 0.4
0.8
1.6
3
7
20
50
100
240
500
1 600
4 000
20 000
2
4
8
15
35
100
250
500
1 200
2 500
8 000
20 000
CFOV - type
Note: Holders, tempering bath, filling & cleaning equipment are required!
CFOV Accessories
22-0097
22-2065
Holder "CFRV-CFOV" with suspension bracket (for factory certified viscometers)

Holder "CFOV" with suspension (for officially certified viscometers)
22-0164
Stopper, NBR-rubber (18/20, bored 6 mm)
22-0528
Stopper, solid rubber, 2-6 mm, 20 mm high, pack of 10

(to close the viscometer tube)
22-0093
23-0204
Conical Silicone Tubing (for suction of liquids)

Suction Syringe, made of glass
22-0097
31
Viscosity
Kinematic Viscosity BS/IP Reverse Flow Viscometer Method - RFV (manual)
RFV - U-Tube Reverse Flow Viscometer
(length: 275 mm, required sample: ~ 12 - 25 ml)
RFV - type
Factory
Certified
Officially
Certified
Size
Constant
[cSt/s or mm2 /s2 ]
22-0220
Set (1 each) of
1 - 11
0.003 - 300
0.6 -
300 000
22-0200
22-0201
22-0202
22-0203
22-0204
22-0205
22-0206
22-0207
22-0208
22-0209
22-0210
22-2200
22-2201
22-2202
22-2203
22-2204
22-2205
22-2206
22-2207
22-2208
22-2209
22-2210
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
0.003
0.01
0.03
0.1
0.3
1
3
10
30
100
300
0.6 2 6 20 60 200 600 2 000 6 000 20 000 60 000 -
3
10
30
100
300
1 000
3 000
10 000
30 000
100 000
300 000
Viscosity Range
[cSt or mm2 /s]
RF - U-tube Accessories
22-0278
22-0270
22-0528
22-0278
22-0278
Holder "RFV" with suspension bracket (for BS/IP viscometer)

Pipette, 50 ml with stopper (to withdraw air by suction)
Kinematic Viscosity Zeitfuchs Cross-Arm Viscometer Method - ZCAV (manual)

ZCAV - Zeitfuchs Cross-Arm Viscometers
Factory
Certified
Officially
Certified
Size
22-0530
22-0531
22-0532
22-0533
22-0534
22-0535
22-0536
22-0537
22-0538
22-0539
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Constant
[cSt/s or mm2 /s2 ]
0.003
0.01
0.03
0.1
0.3
1
3
10
30
100
Viscosity Range
[cSt or mm2 /s]
0.6 2 6 20 60 200 600 2 000 6 000 20 000 -
ZCAV Accessories
22-0540
22-0528
ZCAV - type
32
Holder "UNIVERSAL" with suspension bracket (for ZCAV viscometer)

3
10
30
100
300
1 000
3 000
10 000
30 000
100 000
Viscosity
Dynamic Viscosity - Vacuum Capillary Method (manual)
ASTM D 2171 - IP 222 - EN 12596
Used to characterizes the flow

behavior at +60C (140F).
Summary of Method
The time is measured for a fixed volume of the liquid to be drawn-up by vacuum through a capillary tube,
under closely controlled conditions of vacuum and temperature.
The viscosity in poises is calculated by multiplying the flow time in seconds by the viscometer calibration
factor.
Suitable for:
cutbacks and asphalt cements
at 60C (140F) with a viscosity
from 0.036 to over 200 000 P.
1 dPas = 1 P = poise
1 Pas = 10 P = 10 poises
Dynamic Viscosity Cannon-Manning Vacuum Viscometer Method - CMVV (manual)

CMVV - Cannon-Manning Vacuum Viscometer
Factory
Certified
Officially
Certified
Size
22-0500
22-0501
22-0502
22-0503
22-0504
22-0505
22-0506
22-0507
22-0508
22-0509
22-0510
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
Viscosity Range
[Poise or dPas]
0.036 0.12 0.36 1.2 3.6 12
36
120
360
1 200
3 600
-
0.8
2.4
8
24
80
240
800
2 400
8 000
24 000
80 000
CMVV - type
Dynamic Viscosity Asphalt Institute Vacuum Viscometer Method - AIVV (manual)
22-0529
22-0528
AIVV - Asphalt Institute Vacuum Viscometer

Factory
Certified
Officially
Certified
Size
22-0520
22-0521
22-0522
22-0523
22-0524
22-0525
25
50
100
200
400R
800R
Viscosity Range
[Poise or dPas]
42
180
600
2 400
9 600
38 000
800
3 200
12 800
52 000
- 1 400 000
- 5 800 000
AIVV - type
CMVV & AIVV Accessories

22-0529
Holder "VV" without suspension bracket

(for CM- & AI-Vacuum-Viscometer) neoprene rubber, fits 51 mm bath openings
22-0528

22-0515
Vacuum Manifold
22-0516
Digital Vacuum Regulator with pump, 240 V, 175 W

horizontal orientation, non-mercury system, CE-approved
22-0515 & 22-0516
33
Viscosity
Capillar Viscometer - Options & Accessories
22-0528
Stopper, solid rubber, 2-6 mm, 20 mm high, pack of 10 (to close the viscometer tube)
21-0695

21-0697
Digital Stop Watch,

21-0695
20-0030
20-0040
Luminous Background
Large field lamp for convenient glare-free observation of the viscometers
immersed in the thermostatic bath.
Power supply: 220/250 V, 50/60 Hz, 22 W
Filling & Cleaning Devices

22-0270
Pipette, 50 ml with stopper (for filling of RFV-type)
23-0204
Suction Syringe, made of glass (for filling of CFOV-type)
22-0093
Conical Silicone Tubing (for suction of liquids)
10-0013
Water Jet Pump acc. to Hanff, made of glass
25-0485
25-0486
Vacuum-Pump with Mini-Compressor & Accessories

Consisting of:
1 oil-free diaphragm pump with filter
1 hose ( 6 mm x 1 m, silicon, clear)
1 T-piece connection ( 7.5 mm)
1 Hoffmann-Clip
Technical Data:
Max. capacity
: 6 l/min
End vacuum
: 100 mbar
Operating pressure : 2.4 bar (overpressure)
Dimensions / Weight : 9 x 17 x 12 cm (W x D x H), 1.9 kg
Power supply
: 220/230 V, 50 Hz, EU-plug
Power supply
: 115 V, 60 Hz
20-0095
20-0096
Viscometer Tube Cleaner and Dryer

washes (with solvents) and dries (with pressurized air) up to six glass capillary tubes at a time.
Note: Requires pressurized air source (150 psi maximum)
Dimensions (L x W x H): 41 x 18 x 32 cm (7 kg) & solvent tank (15 kg)
... with solvent container
... without solvent container
20-0030
22-0450
22-0450
ViscoHanger - Universal Glass Capillary Viscometer Stand

Allows to hang-up all viscometer-types fitted into holders with suspension
(not ViscoClock - holders) to let the bath fluid from into the detached leakage tray
(stainless steel, chemical resistant).
Dimensions (L x W x H): 51 x 28 x 49 cm
Available holders with suspension:
Cannon Fenske (22-0097), BS/IP Viscometer (22-0278), Ubbelohde (22-0155),
Zeitfuchs Cross-Arm (22-0540)
Reference Material
The values listed in the following table are to be considered as nominal and approximate only
(depending on the batch).
The actual and exact data will be printed on the container-lable or on a separate certificate.
Content: 470 ml / 1 pint
Shelf life: 2 years
UKAS
certified
Reference Material
34
Kinematic Viscosity [mm /s = cSt]

Dynamic Viscosity [mPas = cP]
Type
approx.
24-0616
60
24-0609
200
24-0611
600
24-0613
2 000
24-0615
8 000
24-0618
S 30 000
mm/s
mPas
mm/s
mPas
mm/s
mPas
mm/s
mPas
mm/s
mPas
mm/s
mPas
20C
68F
160
140
650
570
2200
1900
8100
7100
35000
31000
25C
77F
120
100
460
400
1500
1300
5300
4700
23000
20000
81000
73000
37.8C
100F
60
51
210
180
600
520
2000
1700
7900
7000
28000
24000
40C
104F
54
46
180
160
520
450
1700
1500
6700
5900
23000
21000
50C
122F
35
29
110
92
290
250
900
780
3300
2900
11000
9700
60C
140F
80C
176F
13
11
32
26
73
61
189
160
591
507
1744
1510
99C
210F
7.9
6.4
18
15
38
31
90
75
100C
212F
7.7
6.3
18
14
36
30
86
72
240
200
660
560
Viscosity
Tempering Bath
20-0150
20-0151
High Temperature Liquid Bath

Consisting of:
digital temperature read-out, 7 test places ( 50 mm) and front window (270 x 285 mm)
Note: Bath thermometers ASTM 47 / IP 35 or ASTM 110 are surgested.
Technical Data:
Working range
: +5 C above ambient (or cooling water) up to +150 C
Constant
: 0.02 K
Increasement
: 0.1 C
Stability
: 0.01 C and better (with water at +55 C)
Bath opening
: 26 x 24 x 30 cm (W x D x H)
Volume
: 40 l
Power supply
: 230 V, 50/60 Hz, 1500 W, EU-plug
Power supply
: 115 V, 50/60 Hz, 1500 W
20-0154
20-0155
Circulator (external & internal heating & cooling)

Used for counter-cooling the Liquid Bath
Supplied with: 1 bath cover
Power supply
: 230 V, 50 Hz, 1050 W, EU-plug
Power supply
: 115 V, 60 Hz
22-0164
Stopper, NBR-rubber (18/20, bored 6 mm)
50-9161
50-9162
Bath Fluid Silicon Oil based

Temperature Range : approx. +10 to +200 C
Color
: Water Clear
5 liters
10 liters
20-0150
20-0154
Thermometers (acc. ASTM E 1)

Precision
Made
Officially
Certified
90-0285
90-0173
90-0212
90-0214
90-0284
90-0125
90-0100
90-0101
90-0204
90-0241
90-0136
90-0102
90-0281
90-0149
90-0311
90-0240
90-0217
90-0137
90-0196
90-0315
90-1285
90-0252
90-1212
90-1214
90-1284
90-1215
90-0250
90-1101
90-1204
90-1241
90-0253
90-0251
90-1281
90-1149
90-1311
90-1240
90-1217
90-0254
90-1196
90-1315
Type
ASTM
IP
74C
69C
73C
68C
126C
71C
127C
99C
72C
67C
128C
33C
44C
29C
45C
30C
118C
28C
31C
120C
92C
46C
66C
29C
34C
47C
35C
100C
48C
90C
129C
36C
121C
32C
110C
93C
132C
102C
Range
-55.6 to -53.9 : 0.05 C
-41.4 to -38.6 : 0.05 C
-27.4 to -24.6 : 0.05 C
-21.4 to -18.6 : 0.05 C
-19.4 to -16.6 : 0.05 C
-1.4 to +1.4 : 0.05 C
-80.0 to +20.0 : 1
C
+23.6 to +26.4 : 0.05 C
+28.6 to +31.4 : 0.05 C
+36.6 to +39.4 : 0.05 C
+38.6 to +41.4 : 0.05 C
+48.6 to +51.4 : 0.05 C
+52.6 to +55.4 : 0.05 C
+58.6 to +61.4 : 0.05 C
+78.6 to +81.4 : 0.05 C
+80.6 to +83.4 : 0.05 C
+91.6 to +94.4 : 0.05 C
+98.6 to +101.4 : 0.05 C
+133.6 to +136.4 : 0.05 C
+148.6 to +151.4 : 0.05 C
Dimensions (mm) /
Immersion (mm)
305 x 7 / total
305 x 7 / total
305 x 7 / total
305 x 7 / total
305 x 7 / total
305 x 7 / total
305 x 7 / total
305 x 7 / total
305 x 7 / total
305 x 7 / total
305 x 7 / total
305 x 7 / total
305 x 7 / total
305 x 7 / total
280 x 6.5 / total
305 x 7 / total
305 x 7 / total
305 x 7 / total
305 x 7 / total
305 x 7 / total
Thermometers (High-Precision acc. DIN 12 771)

Precision
Made
Officially
Certified
22-0157
22-0158
22-0159
22-0160
22-0161
22-0162
22-0163
Type
DIN
Range
Dimensions (mm) /
Immersion (mm)
+18 to +24 : 0.01 C

+36 to +42 : 0.01 C
+50 to +60 : 0.01 C

Protective Sleeve for bath-thermometers
35
Aging
Effect of Heat and Air - Loss-On-Heat Method - LOH (semi-automatic)
Used to confirm volatile

components in bitumen.
Semi-solid Bitumen:
Measuring
the
combined
effects of heat & air on a thin
film of bituminous binders.
ASTM D 6 (AASHTO T 47) - JIS K2207

EN 13 303 (IP 45, NF T66-011) - IP 506
To determine the loss in mass of bitumen, after being heated.
It is suitable to confirm the presents of volatile components.
Suitable for bitumen (asphalt),

flux oil & bituminous binders.
Effect of Heat and Air - Thin-Film-Oven Method - TFOT (semi-automatic)

Summary of Method
The effects of heat and air are
determined by physical tests
measured before and after the
oven treatment.
Therefore a thin film of a sample
is heated in an constantly
vented oven with a horizontal
rotating shelf.
ASTM D 6 - EN 13 303 - IP 506:
To determine the loss in mass
a sample is weighed before and
after being heated at a certain
temperature for a specified
time.
Requires a shelf with:
9 sample containers (metal,
55 mm x 35 mm)
Semi-solid Bitumen:
ASTM D 1754 - JIS K2207

EN 12607-2 (NF T66-047) - IP 460-2
Simulating the combined effects of heat & air on a thin film of bituminous binders
during conventional hot-mixing.
Main Units
TFOT & LOH 4 - Semi-Automatic Thin-Film & Loss-On-Heat Oven
TFOT - Resistance to Hardening (Thin-Film-Oven-Test):
ASTM D 1754 - JIS K2207 - EN 12 607-2 - IP 460-2
LOH - Loss in Mass (Loss-On-Heat):
ASTM D 6 (AASHTO T 47) - JIS K2207 - EN 13 303 - IP 506
ASTM D 1754 - EN 12 607-2 IP 460-2:

Examine the loss in mass
(by analytical balance) and
the
changed
properties
(by Viscosity, Penetration,
Ductility or Softening-Point).
Requires a shelf with:
4 sample containers (stainless
steel, 140 mm x 9.5 mm)
Features:
for bitumen, flux oil & bituminous compounds
digital display of temperature with a 1C resolution
overheat protection acc. to DIN 12 880 class 2
venting continuously variable
multi-purpose use due to removable gratings and motor switch-off
Consisting of:
double-walled electrically heated convection type oven with illuminated stainless steel chamber,
door with twin paned observation window (260 x 200 mm), safety thermostat with cut-off limit
(thermal safety class 2), electronic PID-temperature controller with Pt-100 temperature probe
and digital display of set point & actual values, continuously variable venting, switchable
gear-motor assembly with axle ( 10 mm) to connect a horizontal rotating shelf.
Supplied with:
1 thermometer ASTM 13C,
1 thermometer support,
2 removable gratings
Note: Test equipment according to the standards is to be ordered separately!
10-0117
10-0118
Technical Data:
Test places
: acc. to the accessories
Temperature max. : 300 C (resolution: 1C) (572 F)
Warming-up rate
: 8 - 10 K/min
Air change
: 2 m/h continuously variable
Rotating speed
: 5- 6 rpm
Dimensions, interior : 403 x 370 x 380 mm (W x D x H), 57 liter
Dimensions
: 744 x 535 x 576 mm (W x D x H)
Weight
: approx. 50 kg
Power supply
: 220-250 V, 50/60 Hz, 6.5 A, EU-plug
Power supply
: 110-125 V, 50/60 Hz, 13 A
10-1117
TFOT & LOH 4/Ti - Semi-Automatic Thin-Film & Loss On Heat Oven with Timer
like TFOT & LOH 4 but additionally with:
daily program timer (15 minutes intermittent) and
high temperature-resolution (0.1C)
Power supply
: 220-250 V, 50/60 Hz, 6.5 A, EU-plug
10-0117
10-1117 (with Timer)
36
Aging

10-0123
10-0211
Test Kit - LOH & TFOT (Petrotest modification)

ASTM D 6 - EN 13 303 - IP 506
and in analogy to ASTM D 1754 - EN 12 067-2 - IP 460-2
Consisting of:
1 rotating shelf, nickel-plated brass ( 266 mm x 3 mm), dual-purpose,
9 sample jars LOH, nickel-plated brass ( 55 mm x 35 mm), flanged rim
3 sample dish TFOT, stainless steel ( 140 x 9.5 mm), flat-bottom
10-0117 & 10-0123

(TFOT & LOH)
Test Kit - LOH

ASTM D 6 - EN 13 303 - IP 506
Consisting of:
1 rotating shelf, nickel-plated brass ( 266 mm x 3 mm), dual-purpose,
9 sample jars LOH, nickel-plated brass ( 55 mm x 35 mm), flanged rim
10-0123
10-0212
Test Kit - TFOT

ASTM D 1754 - EN 12 067-2 - IP 460-2
Consisting of:
1 rotating shelf, cast aluminum ( 345 mm)
3 sample dish TFOT, stainless steel ( 140 x 9.5 mm), flat-bottom
10-0128
Sample Dish, aluminum,

(for TFOT - EN 12 607-2, IP 460-2)
flat-bottom ( 140 x 9.5 mm) ( 5" x 3/8")
Thermometer
Precision
Made
Officially
Certified
10-0126
10-0127
Type
ASTM
13C
IP
47C
Range
+155 to +170 : 0.5 C
Dimensions (mm) /
Immersion (mm)
10-0117 & 10-0211 (LOH)
155 x 6.5 / total
10-0211
Spare Parts
18-0066
10-0146
10-0150
10-0149
Sample Jar, nickel-plated brass

( 55 mm x 35 mm), flanged rim
(for LOH - ASTM D 6, EN 13 303, IP 506)
Sample Dish, stainless steel
( 140 x 9.5 mm) ( 5" x 3/8")
flat-bottom (for TFOT - ASTM D 1754,
EN 12 607-2, IP 460-2)
Rotating Shelf - LOH & TFOT
nickel-plated brass, dual-purpose,
( 266 mm x 3 mm), suitable for
9 LOH-sample jars (18-0066) or
3 TFOT-sample dishes
(10-0128 / 10-0146)
Rotating Shelf - TFOT
cast aluminum ( 345 mm) suitable for
4 TFOT-sample dishes
(10-0128 / 10-0146)
10-0222
Thermometer Holder for shelf-axle
10-0242
Grating, chromium-plated steel

(2 shelfs with supports)
Dimensions (W x D): 387 x 365 mm
10-0243
Axle ( 10 mm) for rotating shelf
10-0134
10-0135
Gear-Motor for TFOT & LOH oven

with connection-tube for shelf-axle,
cable with plug and connections
10-0244
10-0245
Light bulb, 220 V, 15 W, E14

Light bulb, 110 V, 15 W, E14
10-0117 & 10-0212 (TFOT)
10-0212
37
Aging
To determine the effects of heat
and air during conventional
hot-mixing on a thin moving
film of semi-solid bitumen or
bituminous binders.
Indicating the resistance to
hardening under influence of
heat and air and the change in
sample mass (Loss on Heat).
Effect of Heat and Air - Rolling Thin Film Oven Test Method - RTFOT
(semi-automatic)
ASTM D 2872 - Superpave (AASHTO T 240) - JIS K2207
Bituminous binders: EN 12607-1
Bitumen
Main Units
RTFOT/ASTM - Semi-Automatic Rolling-Thin-Film Oven Tester
ASTM D 2872 - Superpave - JIS K2207 - EN 12607-1
Suitable for bitumen (asphalt),

flux oil & bituminous binders.
Features:
for semi-solid bitumen (asphalts)
digital display of temperature & settings
squirrel cage protected fan
venting continuously variable
flowmeter control
Summary of Method
oven treatment.
A moving film of a sample
is heated in an oven with a
constant air flow and a vertical
rotating shelf.
Consisting of:
double-walled illuminated heated convection type oven made of stainless steel, door with
heat resistant twin paned glass window, safety thermostat and digital display, internal fan,
symmetrical top and bottom vents, circular and vertical rotating 8-place aluminum rotating shelf,
flowmeter controlled air jet at the lowest point blows pre-heated air with a constant volume into
each passing glass
ASTM D 2872:
The samples are cooled down
in horizontal position in a metal
rack.
The change in sample mass
(by analytical balance) and the
changed properties of bitumen
(by Ductility, Viscosity) are
examined.
EN 12 607-1:
in a desiccator.
changed properties of binders
(by Penetration, SofteningPoint, Viscosity).
Supplied with: 8 sample jars & 1 thermometer ASTM 13C

Note: Pressure reducer is recommended
10-0619
Technical Data:
Test places
:2-8
Working temperature : +163 C (325 F)
Rotating speed
: 15 rpm
Air volume
: 4000 ml/min
Inside dimensions : 483 x 450 x 381 mm (W x D x H)
Outside dimensions : 750 x 650 x 820 mm
Weight
: approx. 50 kg
Power supply
: 230 V, 50 Hz, 16 A, EU-plug
10-0621
Pressure Reducer with valve and manometer, 0.2 to 7 bar
10-0619
25-0489
25-0490
16-0700
Vacuum Pump with Mini-Compressor

Consisting of:
1 oil-free diaphragm pump with filter,
1 hose ( 6 mm x 1 m, silicon, clear),
1 Hoffmann-Clip
Technical Data:
Max. capacity
: 11.5 l/min
End vacuum
: 240 mbar
Operating pressure : 2 bar (overpressure)
Dimensions
: 9 x 20 x 13 cm (W x D x H), Weight: 2.2 kg
Power supply
: 220/230 V, 50 Hz, EU-plug
Power supply
: 110/115 V, 60 Hz, US-plug
Air Volume Meter to calibrate the flowmeter of the RTFOT-oven
Technical Data:
Type
: drum-gasmeter for small quantities
Range
: 6 - 360 l/h
Volume min. : 0.02 l readable
Accuracy
: 0,2 %
Drum volume : 3 l
Thermometer
Precision
Made
Officially
Certified
10-0126
10-0127
Type
ASTM
13C
IP
47C
Range
+155 to +170 : 0.5 C
Dimensions (mm) /
Immersion (mm)
155 x 6.5 / total
Spare Parts
10-0625
38
Sample Jar, heat-resistant glass

( 64 mm x 140 mm)
50-5172
Hose-Clip, Hoffmann-type
Aging
Effect of Heat and Air - Rotating Flask Method - RFT (semi-automatic)
Bituminous binders:
To determine the effects of heat

and air during conventional hotmixing on a thin moving film of
bituminous binders.
The loss in mass is used to
determine the volatility upon
heating.
Suitable
for
bituminous
binders.
EN 12607-3 (DIN 52 016, NF T66-048) - IP 460-3
Main Units
RFT - Semi-Automatic Rotating Flask Tester
in analogy to EN 12 607-3 (DIN 52 016, NF T66-048) - IP 460-3
Features:
digital display of rotation speed, bath & steam temperature
adjustable dip-in depth
manual lift
timer
Consisting of:
Rotary evaporator with double-walled stainless steel oil bath, manual lift, adjustable dip-in
depth, electronic controlled rotation drive, LED of rotation speed, bath temperature,
built-in timer
Supplied with: 1 bitumen-glass-set incl. 1000 ml round flask
10-0110
Summary of Method
rotation treatment.
Therefore a moving thin film of a
sample is heated in an rotating
flask of a rotary evaporator.
The rotation shall prevent a
surface hardening.
EN 12 607-3
in a desiccator.
changed properties of binders
(by Penetration, SofteningPoint, Viscosity) are measured.
Technical Data:
Test places
:1
Working temperature : +20 to +180 C
Rotating speed
: 20 - 270 rpm
Evaporation volume : approx. 1000 ml/h
Dimensions
: 400 x 396 mm (W x D)
Power supply
: 230 V, 50/60 Hz, 1300 W, EU-plug
25-0489
25-0490
16-0773
Vacuum Pump with Mini-Compressor

Consisting of:
1 oil-free diaphragm pump with filter,
1 Hoffmann-Clip
Technical Data:
Max. capacity
: 11.5 l/min
End vacuum
: 240 mbar
Operating pressure : 2 bar (overpressure)
Dimensions / Weight : 9 x 20 x 13 cm (W x D x H), 2.2 kg
Power supply
: 220/230 V, 50 Hz, EU-plug
Power supply
: 110/115 V, 60 Hz, US-plug
10-0110
Flowmeter 4 - 40 l/h, calibrated, with accessories

Consisting of:
1 flowmeter (150 mm glass-tube, mm-scale and V-shaped metal float)
mounted on a tripod-stand with leveling screws and leveling bulb,
2 angled hose connections
Note:
The correlation between scale readings and flow volumes are listed in the calibration sheet.
Technical Data:
Range
: 4 - 40 l/h
Factory calibration : at +20 C and 1000 mbar ambient pressure
Dimensions / Weight : 180 x 180 x 230 mm (W x D x H), 1 kg
Thermometer
Precision
Made
Officially
Certified
10-0126
10-0127
Type
ASTM
13C
IP
47C
Range
+155 to +170 : 0.5 C
Dimensions (mm) /
Immersion (mm)
155 x 6.5 / total
oil bath & bitumen-glass-set
39
Aging
Accelerated Aging - Pressure Aging Vessel Method - PAV (automatic)
Used
to
measure
the
accelerated aging (oxidation)
by means of pressurized air and
elevated temperature.
It simulates the type of inservice oxidative aging that
occurs in binders during
pavement service.
Accelerated long-term aging
Suitable for bitumen

bituminous
(asphalt)
modified binders.
and
or
ASTM D 6521 - AASHTO R28 (AASHTO PP1) - EN 14769

Superpave - SHRP 1001 - AASHTO M320 (AASHTO MP1) - (ASTM PS 36)
(Short-term aging/conditioning: see RTFOT- TFOT - RFT Methods)
Summary of Method
Samples aged by this method have previously been
prepared in the condition they would be applied to
the road.
At first a binder is aged using the RTFOT-Method
(to simulate plant aging), than it is placed in TFOT
stainless steel pans before beeing aged acc. PAV.
A film of binder is heated to a specified temperature,

under a specified air pressure for a given period of
time to simulate the changes occurring to the binder
within the pavement during use.
Main Units
PAV - Automatic Pressure Aging Vessel
ASTM D 6521 - AASHTO R28 - EN 14 769
Superpave - SHRP 1001 - AASHTO M320
Features:
Ready-to-Go Set
Bench Top Unit
Integral Vessel & Oven Design
Consisting of:
Bench Top Unit: top opening flange, vertical stainless steel pressure vessel with encased band
heaters, integral pressure measurement and temperature control. Vessel construction acc.
ASME-Pressure Vessel Code, incl. CE conformity declaration (3.15 MPa approved).
Thermo Regulation: PID-temperature controller with digital display, 2 Pt-100 temperature probes
(controller outside at the band heaters, detector inside the vessel).
Programmable Logic Controller (PLC): 2 serial communication ports, (1 connection for front
panel display, 1 connection for phone, modem or Ethernet converter as remote control option)
Process data like temperature & pressure are continually stored in regular intervals.
User Interface: LCD (4 lines, 20 character); 4 Function-, 4 Cursor- & 1 Enter/Return-key.
Supplied with: 10 TFOT sample dishes, 1 holder to place 10 samples inside the vessel
Note: Requires compressed air (min. 2.24 MPa / 325 psi / 23 bar) and an air pressure regulator.
PAV
10-0720
10-0722
Technical Data:
Operating Pressure
Temperature Range
Resolution
Uniformity
Setpoint Temperature
Dimensions / Weight
Power supply
Power supply
: max. 2.1 MPa (304 psi)

: +90 to +110 C (+194 to +230 F)
: 0.1C
: 0.5C
: achievable in <120 min. (if pre-heated)
: 700 x 460 x 760 mm (WxDxH) / approx. 130 kg
: 230 V, 50/60 Hz, 10 A, 1 Phase, EU-plug
: 115 V, 50/60 Hz, 20 A, 1 Phase, US-plug
10-0146
10-0146
Sample Dish, stainless steel ( 140 x 9.5 mm) ( 5" x 3/8") flat-bottom
(acc. TFOT - ASTM D 1754, EN 12 607-2, IP 460-2)
10-0724
Specimen Dish (acc. AASHTO T 179) pack of 10
10-0725
Stand (Table), steel (Dimension: 560 x 915 x 660 mm (H x W x D))
10-0726
Compressed Air Reducer with connection to European pressure vessels, incl. hose.
10-0727
Remote Control Option allows user to access graphical displays,

to retrieve data and remotely control and monitor one PAV-unit.
Consists of: Windows-PC, color-monitor, mouse, modem (details upon request)
50-0001
Miniature Spirit Level vertical and horizontal (Dimension: 100 x 40 x 15 mm)
Available upon request:

Air Pressure Regulator, single stage,
0-280 bar high pressure gage, 0-40 bar low pressure gage incl. relief valve
Precision Level with parallel bar (to level the pan fixture after PAV installation)
40
Flash- & Fire-Point (open cup)

Flash- & Fire-Point - Cleveland Open Cup Method - CLA 4 (automatic)
Cleveland Method:
Binder & Petroleum Products:
Used to define the hazards of

flammable and combustible
materials used in shipping and
safety regulations.
Superpave
AASHTO T48 - ASTM D 92
Petroleum Products (except fuel oil)
ASTM D 92 - JIS K2265

AASHTO T48 - FTM 791-1103
IP 36 (BS 4689)
ISO 2592 (EN 22592 , DIN 51 376, NF T60-118)
Suitable for viscous materials

having a flash-point between
+79C (175F) and +400C
(752F).
Summary of Method
The
temperature
of
the
approximately
70 ml
test
specimen is increased rapidly
at first and then at a slower
constant rate as the flash-point
is approached. At specified
intervals a test flame is passed
across the cup until the sample
inflames.
Used to measure the tendency
of the test specimen to form a
flammable mixture with air.
The flash-point is the lowest
liquid temperature at which
the application of an ignition
source causes the specimen
vapors to ignite.
To determine the fire-point,
the test is continued until the
application of the ignition
source
causes
the
test
specimen to ignite and sustain
burning for a minimum of 5 s.
Main Units
CLA 4 - Automatic Flash- & Fire-Point Tester, Cleveland Method
Petroleum Products: ASTM D 92 - JIS K2265 - AASHTO T48 - FTM 791-1103
IP 36 (BS 4689) - ISO 2592 (EN 22 592, DIN 51 376, NF T60-118)
Binder, Petroleum Products: Superpave
Features:
- automatic barometric pressure correction
- user definable test programs
- rapid heating mode
- PC-software
Consisting of:
stainless steel housing with two-color powder coating, touch-key panel with large LC-display
(visible in up to 10 m distance), two RS232-interfaces for data printer and computer connection,
different test-programs, data-transfer and firmware upgrading through bi-directional interface,
automatic barometric pressure correction, electric heater, automatic overheat protection, gas
igniter with auto-relighting and safety shut-off, re-cooling fan
Supplied with:
1 cup CL
1 temperature probe Pt-100 (glass)
1 gas igniter with thermocouple
1 electric igniter
1 flame detection unit
1 flame arrest cover
1 PC-software
12-0940
12-0941
Programs: (acc. to international standards)

2 ASTM-programs
2 ISO-programs
2 Search-programs
1 Bitumen-program
3 Customized-programs, (user defined)
Set-up with Skimmer
Technical Data:
Working temperature : +79 to +400 C (+175 to +752 F)
Ignition
: Gas flame (electrical ignited and automatically controlled)
Sensing System
: Ionization Method
Air Pressure
: Automatic Barometric Pressure Correction of measured values
Safety
: Overheat protection, automatic ignition flame, flame arrest cover
Interface
: RS232 (for printer), RS232 (for downloads on PC)
Dimensions, Weight : 230 x 470 x 460 mm (W x D x H), approx. 12 kg
Power supply
: 230 V, 50/60 Hz, 600 W, EU-plug
Power supply
: 110/115 V, 50/60 Hz, US-plug
41

12-0958
12-1763
12-0956
Calibration Set CLA

Consisting of:
1 base plate, 1 support rod, 1 boss head, 1 clamp and
1 thermometer ASTM 11C / IP 28C (officially certified)
50-9111
Reference Liquid ASTM D 92 (approx. +250 C), 250 ml
12-0958
Draft Deflector CLA
12-1763
11-0599
USB/RS232-Converter with 2 m cable (verified for Petrotest-units)

12-0282
12-0283
12-0954
Skimmer for skin removal
12-0962
Cup CL-DRAIN with handle and drainage, approx. 70 ml, made of brass
12-0970
Cup CL-NIRO with handle, approx. 70 ml (with filling mark), standard size, stainless steel
Note! Flash-point results of stainless steel test inserts may deviate from standard results.
12-0949
Temperature Probe Pt-100 (Metal) for sample temperature
11-0599
12-0962
Spare Parts
12-0950
12-0951
12-0952
12-0778
12-0950
42
Standard Cup CL with handle,

approx. 70 ml (with filling mark), brass
Temperature Probe Pt-100 (Glass)
for sample temperature measuring
Gas Igniter
with thermocouple for flame monitoring
Electric Igniter
with connector cable and plugs
12-0953
12-0960
12-0955
Flame Detection Unit

for flash- & fire-point detection
Indicator-Ring
Flame Arrest Cover CLA
for extinguishing the fire in the cup

Flash- & Fire-Point - Cleveland Open Cup Method - CL 5 (semi-automatic)
Cleveland Method:
Binder & Petroleum Products:
Used to define the hazards of

flammable and combustible
materials used in shipping and
safety regulations.
Petroleum Products (except fuel oil)
Superpave
AASHTO T48 - ASTM D 92
ASTM D 92 - JIS K2265

AASHTO T48 - FTM 791-1103
IP 36 (BS 4689)
ISO 2592 (EN 22 592 , DIN 51 376, NF T60-118)
Suitable for viscous materials

having a flash-point between
+79C (175F) and +400C
(752F).
Summary of Method
The
temperature
of
the
approximately
70 ml
test
specimen is increased rapidly
at first and then at a slower
constant rate as the flash-point
is approached. At specified
intervals a test flame is passed
across the cup until the sample
inflames.
Used to measure the tendency
of the test specimen to form a
flammable mixture with air.
12-2730 with 12-2735
Main Units
12-2730
12-2731
CL 5 - Semi-Automatic Flash- & Fire-Point Tester, Cleveland Method

ASTM D 92 - JIS K2265 - AASHTO T48 - FTM 791-1103 - Superpave
IP 36 (BS 4689)
ISO 2592 (EN 22 592, DIN 51 376, NF T60-118)
Consisting of:
high-grade stainless steel housing with two-color powder coated, motor-driven arm with gas
ignition device & control valve, electric heating, infinitely variable electronic heater control,
automatic overheat protection, re-cooling fan, thermometer holder
Supplied with:
1 cup with handle
1 thermometer ASTM 11C/IP 28C (precision made)
Technical Data:
Temperature range : approx. +79 to +400 C (+175 to +752 F)
Ignition
: gas
Dimensions
: 23 x 47 x 46 cm (W x D x H)
Weight
: 9 kg
Power supply
: 230 V, 50/60 Hz
Power supply
: 115 V, 50/60 Hz
The flash-point is the lowest

liquid temperature at which
the application of an ignition
source causes the specimen
vapors to ignite.
To determine the fire-point,
the test is continued until the
application of the ignition
source
causes
the
test
specimen to ignite and sustain
burning for a minimum of 5 s.
12-0710
12-2735
Draft Deflector CL (recommended for gas ignition tests)
12-2737
Flame Arrest Cover CL
12-0629
Pre-Regulating Valve for gas supply with hose adapter, suitable for all types of burning gases
12-0970
Cup CL-NIRO with handle, approx. 70 ml (with filling mark), standard size, stainless steel
Note! Flash-point results of stainless steel test inserts may deviate from standard results.
12-0962
Cup CL-DRAIN with handle and drainage, approx. 70 ml, made of brass
12-1763
50-9111
Reference Liquid ASTM D 92 (approx. +250 C), 250 ml

12-0629
Thermometer
Precision
Made
Officially
Certified
12-0751
12-0753
12-0752
12-0754
Type
ASTM
11C
11F
Range
IP
28C
28F
-6 to + 400 : 2C
+20 to + 760 : 5F
Spare Parts
12-0950
Standard Cup CL with handle,

approx. 70 ml (with filling mark), brass
12-2734
Ignition Device with control valve
12-0950
43
Flash-Point (closed cup)

Flash-Point - Pensky-Martens Method - PMA 4 (automatic)
Used in shipping & safety

regulations to define flammable
and combustible materials.
Bitumen & bituminous binders (Method B):
Suitable for liquids with a

viscosity above 5.5 cSt at
+40C.
Summary of Method
The flash-point determination
of petroleum products is using:
Method A:
for distillate fuels (diesel,
kerosene, heating oil, turbine
fuels), new lubricating oils,
paints, vanishes and other
homogeneous liquids.
ASTM D 93 -B - IP 34 -B - ISO 2719 -B

AASHTO T73 -B - AASHTO T172-B
FTM 791-1102 - FTM 141-4293
PMA - Single Place Units
Method B:
for residual fuel oils, cutback
residual, used lubricating oils,
non-homogeneous materials
like mixtures of petroleum
liquids & solids, surface-film
building petroleum liquids or
liquids with a viscosity above
5.5 cSt at +40C.
PMA 4 Automatic Flash-Point Tester, Pensky-Martens Method

Pensky-Martens Method: ASTM D 93-A&B - JIS K2265
FTM 791-1102 - FTM 141-4293
AASHTO T73-A&B - AASHTO T172-A&B
IP 34-A&B (BS 2839)
ISO 2719-A&B (EN 22719, DIN 51 758, NF M07-019)
(12-1770)
Biodiesel Method: ASTM D 6751

Limit Test (eatable oils &fats): ISO 15267 - BS 684-1.17
A brass test cup is filled to the

inside mark with test specimen,
fitted with a cover and heated,
while the specimen is stirred
at specified rates. An ignition
source is directed into the
test cup at regular intervals
with simultaneous interruption
of the stirring, until a flash is
detected.
Features:
- swivel-around multi-function-head - ONE TWIST
- electric & gas igniter (with auto-relighting and safety shut-off)
- suitable for Standard-tests (70 ml) & Milli-tests (2 - 15 ml)
- PC-software
Consisting of:
(visible in up to 10 m distance), swivel-mounted multi-function-head - ONE-TWIST, two RS232interfaces for data printer and computer connection, different test-programs,
data-transfer and software upgrading through bi-directional interface, automatic barometric
pressure correction, automatic overheat protection, power controlled/monitored electric igniter,
gas igniter with auto-relighting and safety shut-off, re-cooling fan.
PC-Software PMANet (Windows compatible):
for easy handling, storing of data, as well as program transfer from PC to PMA 4.
Easy to read tableau. Permanent indication of test status.
Results can be stored in the memory and transferred into Excel etc.
Numerous programs can easily be set, copied from the memory and modified.
Due to the most comfortable ability of this software to display and modify actual and future test
sequences, it is most recommendable for samples of permanently changing characteristics.
Graphical display of sample & block temperature, as well as temperature gradient.
Supplied with:
1 cup PM
1 cover PM
1 multi-detector PM
1 gas igniter
1 electric igniter
1 tong for cup
1 tray for cup and multi-detector
1 stirrer coupling
1 PC-software PMANet
12-1770
12-1771
Technical Data:
Working temperature : +40 to +360 C (+104 to +680 F)
Stirring Speed
: 60 to 250 min-1 (adjustable)
Ignition
: gas and electric-type (both included)
Sensing System
: Differential-Thermocouple Method
Air Pressure
Safety
: Overheat protection, automatic ignition flame, flame arrest cover
Interface
: 1 RS232 (for printer) & 1 RS232 (for downloads on PC), USB-converter available
Power supply: 115/230 V, 50/60 Hz, EU-plug
Power supply: 115/230 V, 50/60 Hz, US-plug
12-1767
12-1768
PMA 4 F - Automatic Flash-Point Tester, Pensky-Martens Method

with Fire-Extinguishing Device
Consisting of:
like Standard Unit (12-1770), but with automatic fire-suppression system
for connection to an external Nitrogen- or Carbon Dioxide supply.
PMA 4 F (12-1767)
with Fire-Extinguishing Device
(Test-Insert included)
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Programs:
4 ASTM-Programs
4 ISO-Programs
2 Rapid-Heating-Programs
2 Search-Programs
2 Customized-Programs, (user defined)

PMA - 12-Place Units (with 12-place carrousel)
Automatic Flash-Point Tester, Pensky-Martens Method with Sample Changer
(for Standards see Single-Place Unit)
For more details see our catalogs:
Features:
Pensky-Martens Flash-Point Tester
- for up to 12 samples
Flash-Point & Auto-Ignition Tester
- suitable for Standard PM (72 ml) & Milli-test inserts pPM (< 15 ml)
- PMA 4 with Sample Changer- firmware
Consisting of:
PMA 4 in a high-grade stainless steel housing with two-color powder coating, touch-key panel
and large LC-display, swivel-mounted multi-function-head - ONE-TWIST, two RS232-interfaces
for data printer and computer connection, different test-programs, data-transfer and software
upgrading through bi-directional interface, automatic barometric pressure correction, automatic
overheat protection, power controlled/monitored electric igniter, gas igniter with auto-relighting
and safety shut-off, re-cooling fan. (Optional with automatic fire-suppression system)
Sample Changer with 12-place carrousel, transfer arm with housing and positioning devices.
(Optional with insulating cover and coolant circulator with insulated tubing.)
PC-Software PMANet (Windows compatible):
for easy handling, storing of data, as well as program transfer from PC to PMA 4. Easy to read
tableau. Permanent indication of test status. Results can be stored in the memory and transferred
into Excel etc. Numerous programs can easily be set, copied from the memory and modified.
Due to the most comfortable ability of this software to display and modify actual and future test
sequences, it is most recommendable for samples of permanently changing characteristics.
Graphical display of sample & block temperature, as well as temperature gradient.
When using the auto-sampler the software is also able to use the result of the previous test as the
estimated flashpoint for the next test automatically. Important for unknown samples.
Including the module Quick Run, especially useful in connection with the sample changer.
The re-cooling time is optimized in relation to the next consecutive sample. Rationalization of up
to 50% becomes possible. Full compliance with standards is ensured.
Supplied with: 1 gas igniter, 1 electric igniter, 1 tong for cup, 1 stirrer coupling,
1 PC-software PMANet (incl. QuickRun)
To be ordered separately: cups, covers & multi-detectors (e.g. 12-0777 & 12-0787)
Temperature Range: +40 to +360 C (+104 to +680 F)
12-2770
12-2771
PMA 4 S - with Sample Changer

12-2772
12-2773
PMA 4 FS - with Fire-Extinguishing Device & Sample Changer

PMA 4 Sample Changer (12-2772)
(Test Inserts not included)
12-2776
12-2777
PMA 4 SC - with Chilled Sample Changer

12-2778
12-2779
PMA 4 FSC - with Fire-Extinguishing Device & Chilled Sample Changer


12-0782
Calibration Set PMA/PM

Consisting of:
1 calibration cover, 1 thermometer ASTM 9C/IP 15C, 1 thermometer ASTM 10C/IP 16C
12-1762
Calibration-Adapter for Pt-100 in multi-detector
12-0793
Handle for permanent fixing at the cup
12-1508
Draft Guard (recommended for gas ignition tests)
12-1509
Stand to hold 12 multi-detectors
12-0600
Tray for cup and multi-detector

Note: An option for all PMA 4 units built before 05/2004, since than allready included.
12-1763
11-0599

25-0804
Computer with 17 monitor (detailed specifications upon request)

25-0282
25-0283
Chilled PMA 4 Sample Changer (12-2776)

(Test Inserts not included)
12-1509 with multi-detector
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Test Inserts
Standard Brass Test Equipment:
12-0777
Standard Test Insert PM (incl. in PMA4)
Consisting of: 1 cover and 1 cup (standard dimensions, made of brass)
12-0777
12-0785
12-0786
12-0787
Standard Cup PM, approx. 75 ml (with filling mark), made of brass

Standard Cover PM with shutter assembly, made of brass
Standard Multi-Detector PM
with flash-point detector (thermocouple) and temperature probe, made of glass
Stainless Steel Test Equipment:

Test Insert NIRO
12-1790
Consisting of: 1 cover and 1 cup (standard dimensions, made of stainless steel)
12-1791
12-1792
12-0784
12-1790
Cup NIRO, approx. 75 ml (with filling mark), made of stainless steel

Cover NIRO with shutter assembly, made of stainless steel
Multi-Detector NIRO
with flash-point detector (thermocouple) and temperature probe, made of stainless steel
Milli Test Equipment (for small sample amounts):

12-1777
Milli Test Insert pPM
Consisting of: 1 cover and 1 cup (sample quantity 2 to 15 ml, ideal 7 ml), made of brass
12-1785
12-1786
12-1787
12-1777
Milli Cup pPM, approx. 15 ml, made of brass

Milli Cover pPM with shutter assembly, made of brass
Milli Multi-Detector pPM
with flash-point detector (thermocouple) and temperature probe, made of stainless steel
Note! Flash-point results of NIRO & pPM test inserts may deviate from standard results.
Reference Liquids Flash- & Fire-Point
The pPM - Cup

This is a special test insert with
a volume of approx. 15 ml for
cases, where a small sample
volume is available only (MilliTest-Insert).
Part-No
50-9110
50-9111
50-9112
50-9113
50-9114
50-9024
*
*
*
*
Standard
ASTM D 93
ASTM D 92
ASTM D 93
ASTM D 93
ASTM D 56
ASTM D 93, IP 34
Test Name
Pensky-Martens
Cleveland
Pensky-Martens
Pensky-Martens
TAG
Flash-Point
Material
Gas Oil
Lubricant
Lubricant
Diesel
Gas Oil
Flash-Point approx.
+ 65 C
+ 250 C
+ 198 C
+74.5 C
+ 47 C
approx. 56 to 80 C
Size
255 ml
250 ml
250 ml
250 ml
255 ml
500 ml
* Note: These liquids require special shipment as hazadous goods, due to their low flash-point
Although
this
cup
does
not comply with the official
standards, experiments have
shown that in many cases and
even with a sample volume of
only 2 ml, good reproducibility
and test results can be achieved
which agree well with those
measuring strictly according to
the standards.
The pPM-cup extends the
application of the PMA 4 to
a domain where only small
sample quantities are available,
e.g. cosmetics industry with
very expensive perfume oils.
Spare Parts
12-0778
12-0779
12-0781
12-0788
Electric Igniter
Gas Igniter with 20 cm hose
Gas Supply Tubing, 1 meter
Safety Detector to control gas igniter
and external inflammation
12-0790
Tong for safe hot test cup handling
12-0791
Stopper, brass ( 18 mm), to close the

covers multi-detector opening
Stirrer Couplings, pack of 10
for units built until 12/2001
for units built since 1/2002
12-0780
12-1507
12-1763 & PMA accessories
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Flash-Point - Pensky-Martens Method - PM 4 (semi-automatic)
Bitumen & bituminous binders (Method B):
ASTM D 93 -B - IP 34 -B - ISO 2719 -B

AASHTO T73 -B - AASHTO T172-B
FTM 791-1102 - FTM 141-4293
Main Unit
12-1650
12-1651
PM 4 - Semi-Automatic Flash-Point Tester, Pensky-Martens Method

Features:
- easy to manipulate
- automatic overheat protection
- gas and electric igniter
Consisting of:
stainless steel housing with two-color powder coating, swivel-mounted head, automatic overheat
protection, electric heating, electronic heater control, electric stirrer 120 rpm (method A) and
250 rpm (method B) and automatic stirrer shut-off during dipping of igniter, re-cooling fan
Supplied with:
1 cup PM, 1 cover PM, 1 handle for cup, 1 gas igniter, 1 electric igniter, 1 stirrer coupling,
1 thermometer ASTM 9C/IP 15C, 1 thermometer ASTM 10C/IP 16C
Note: Stopper (12-0791) for thermometer opening is required.
Technical Data:
Working temperature : approx. +40 to +360 C (+104 to +680 F)
Stirring Speed
: 120 and 250 rpm
Ignition
Safety
: overheat protection
Interface
: 1 RS232 (for printer) & 1 RS232 (for downloads on PC)
Power supply
: 230 V, 50/60 Hz, 850 W
Power supply
: 115 V, 50/60 Hz
Used in shipping & safety
regulations to define flammable
and combustible materials.
Method B: Suitable for residual
fuel oils, cutback residual,
used lubricating oils, nonhomogeneous materials like
mixtures of petroleum liquids
& solids, surface-film building
petroleum liquids or liquids with
a viscosity above 5.5 cSt at
+40C.
Summary of Method
A brass test cup of specified
dimensions, filled to the inside
mark with test specimen and
fitted with a cover of specified
dimensions is heated, while
the specimen is stirred at
specified rates. An ignition
source is directed into the
test cup at regular intervals
with simultaneous interruption
of the stirring, until a flash is
detected.

12-1669
Digital-Thermometer alternative for glass-thermometer.

Hold-key stops the display for easy storing of the flash-point, while the normal display runs
further. Measuring Range: up to +400C
12-1750
12-1751
12-1752
12-1753
12-1754
12-0600
12-0790
12-1508
12-1763
Digital Precision Barometer, 0 to 1300 mbar : 1 mbar

Case for barometer
Certificate for barometer - 5 measuring points
Certificate for barometer - 10 measuring points
Battery, 9V-Block, for barometer
Tray for cup
Tong for handling hot handleless test cups
Draft Deflector (recommended for gas ignition tests)
12-1650
Test Insert
12-0777
Standard Test Insert PM (incl. in PM4)

Consisting of: 1 cup and 1 cover (standard dimensions, made of brass)
12-0785
12-0786
12-0791
Standard Cup PM, approx. 75 ml, made of brass

Standard Cover PM for standard cup with shutter assembly, made of brass
Stopper, brass ( 18 mm), to close the thermometer opening of the cover before use
Thermometer
Precision
Made
12-0657
12-0659
12-0661
12-0663
12-0665
12-0667
Officially
Certified
12-0658
12-0660
12-0662
12-0664
12-0666
12-0668
Type
ASTM
9C
9F
10C
10F
88C
88F
Range
IP
15C
15F
16C
16F
-
-5 to + 110 : 0.5C
+20 to + 230 : 1F
+90 to + 370 : 2C
+200 to + 700 : 5F
+10 to + 200 : 1C
+50 to + 392 : 2F
12-1669
Spare Parts
12-0793
Handle for permanent fixing at the cup
12-0778
12-1507
Stirrer Couplings
for units built since 1/2002, pack of 10
12-0779
12-0781
Electric Igniter
Gas Supply Tubing, 1 meter
12-0777
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The Abel-Method describes
the determination of the closedcup flash-point of petroleum
products and other liquids
having flash-points between
-30C and +70C.
Further it may be used for
flash point determination of
petroleum products, black oils,
bitumens, fluxed bitumens,
fluidized and cut-back asphalts.
The
Equilibrium-Method
describes the determination
of the closed-cup flash/no
flash temperature of paints,
varnishes,
paint
binders,
solvents, adhesives, petroleum
& related products between
-30C and +110C.
The
Abel-Pensky-Method
of the closed-cup flash-point
of petroleum products and
other
combustible
liquids
-30 C and +65 C.
Summary of Method
Flash-Point - ABA Method - ABA 4 (automatic)

Abel Method:
IP 170 (BS 3442-2) - ISO 13 736 (NF M07-011)
Equilibrium Method (Flashpoint):
ISO 1523 - IP 492 (IP 304-1) - EN 924
Equilibrium Method (Flash/no Flash):
ISO 1516 - IP 491 (IP 304-2)
Abel-Pensky Method:
DIN 51 755-1 - NF M07-036 (DIN 53 213)

Rapid Equilibrium-Simulation (Flashpoint):
ISO 3679 (BS 6664-4, EN 456, NF T60-616)

Rapid Equilibrium-Simulation (Flash/no Flash):
ISO 3680 (BS 6664-3, DIN 55 680, NF T60-617)
12-0501
Main Units
ABA 4 - Automatic Flash-Point Tester, Abel Method (air cooled)
Abel Method
: IP 170 - ISO 13 736
with further accessories for:
Abel-Pensky Method
: DIN 51 755-1 - NF M07-036
Rapid Equilibrium-Simulation : ISO 3679 - ISO 3680
For the FLASH / NO FLASH

determination ignition source is
applied to a tempered sample
to observe whether or not a
flash occurs. Used to detect
the ability to yield flammable
vapors.
Features:
- swivel-around multi-function-head - ONE TWIST
- equilibrium-simulation mode
- rapid heating mode
- 2 user definable test programs
- Peltier element system
- integrated flame sensor
- PC-software
The FLASH-POINT is the

lowest temperature at which the
application of an ignition source
causes the specimen vapors to
ignite.
Consisting of:
(visible in up to 10 m distance), swivel-mounted multi-function-head - ONE-TWIST, stirrer
drive, two RS232-interfaces for data printer and computer connection, different test-programs,
data-transfer and software upgrading through bi-directional interface, Peltier element system,
automatic barometric pressure correction, automatic overheat protection, power controlled/
monitored electric igniter, gas igniter with auto-relighting and safety shut-off.
PC-Software ABACon (Windows):
for easy handling and storing of data, as well as program transfer from the PC-Memory into the
ABA 4. Easy to read tableau. Numerous programs can easily be set, copied from the memory
and modified. Permanent indication of test status. Due to the most comfortable properties of
this software to display and modify actual and future test sequences, it is most recommendable
for samples of permanently changing characteristics.
Supplied with:
1 cup ABA
1 cover ABA
1 multi-detector ABA
1 gas igniter
1 electric igniter
1 stopper
1 tong for cup
1 tray for cup and multi-detector
1 stirrer coupling
1 PC-software ABACon
12-0501
12-0502
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Technical Data:
Working temperature
Stirring speed
Ignition
Sensing System
Air Pressure
Safety
Interface
Dimensions, Weight
Gas supply
Power supply
Power supply
Programs: (acc. to international standards)

2x ISO-Standards
2x Rapid-Heating
2x Search Run
2x Equilibrium
2x Rapid-Test Simulation
2x User Defined (preset to Abel-Pensky Method)
: +10 to +110C (air cooled) / -30 to +110C (liquid cooled)

: 0 and 100 rpm (adjustable)
: Differential-Thermocouple Method
: Overheat protection, automatic ignition flame, automatic shut-off
: 1 RS232 (for printer) & 1 RS232 (for downloads on PC), USB-converter available
: 230 x 470 x 460 mm (W x D x H), approx. 8 kg
: Propane/butane or natural gas, preset to max. 0.05 bar
: 115/230 V, 50/60 Hz, EU-Plug
: 115/230 V, 50/60 Hz, US-Plug

ABA 4 - Automatic Flash-Point Tester, Abel Method (liquid cooled)
Abel Method:
ISO 13 736 - IP 170
Equilibrium Method: ISO 1523 - IP 492 - EN 924
(flash / no flash)
ISO 1516 - IP 491
with further accessories for:
Abel-Pensky Method: DIN 51 755-1 - NF M07-036
Consisting of:
see Standard Unit (12-0501), but with cooler connections for external liquid cooling.
Software (Windows): see Standard Unit (12-0501)
Supplied with: see Standard Unit (12-0501)
Note: Circulation cooler (e.g. 25-0382) is required.
Technical Data:
Working temperature : -30 to +110 C (-22 to +230 F)(if externally cooled)
12-0503
12-0504
Power supply
Power supply
: 230 V, 50/60 Hz, EU-plug

: 115 V, 60 Hz, US-plug
Tempering Accessories
25-0382
25-0383
Circulation Cooler (for external cooling)

Necessary for counter-cooling the Peltier element system
(to let the TAG 4 reach a test-temperature of approx. -30 C (at +20C ambient temperature)).
Supplied with: 1 insulated hose-set ( 8 mm, 2x 2 m)
Note: For details see : General Equipment
Power supply
: 230 V, 50/60 Hz, 3.5 A, EU-plug
Power supply
: 115 V, 60 Hz
25-0228
Insulating Hose Set for circulation cooler

Consisting of: 2x 2 m hoses ( 8 mm), 4 hose clamps
12-0518
Insulating Hood as ice protection

to protect the cover and shutter assembly from icing.
Recommended for low temperature flash-point tests, made of Styrofoam .
25-0382

12-0520
Calibration Set ABA

Consisting of:
1 calibration cover, 1 thermometer IP 74C, 1 thermometer IP 2C
12-1762
Calibration-Adapter for Pt-100 in multi-detector
50-9023
Reference Liquid (Kerosene) with certificate, 500 ml

range: approx. +35 C to +60 C
Note: Requires special shipment as hazardous goods
12-1508
Draft Deflector (recommended for gas ignition tests)
12-1509
Stand to hold 12 multi-detectors
12-0600
Tray for cup and multi-detector

Note: An option for all ABA 4 units built before 05/2004, since than allready included.
12-1763
12-0571
PC-Software ABApro (Windows):

to extend the ABAcon-functions and allow the direct data export to Excel (not included).
Further possibilities are the connection of up to 4 ABA-units on 1 PC.
Note: For each ABA-unit a seperate ABApro-software is to be ordered.
11-0599
25-0282
25-0283
12-0518
12-1508

12-1763
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Test Inserts
Standard Test Equipment
12-0510
Standard Test Insert ABA (incl. in ABA 4)
Consisting of: 1 cup and 1 cover
12-0511
12-0512
12-0513
Standard Cup ABA, 79 ml

Standard Cover ABA, with shutter assembly
Standard Multi-Detector ABA,
with flash-point detector (thermocouple) and temperature probe
12-1512
Cover Abel-Pensky for older AP standards

with shutter assembly for standard cup ABA (without stirrer)
12-0510
(12-0512 & 12-0511 & 12-0513)
Rapidflash Simulation Test Equipment
Rapidflash Simulation Set
12-1514
Consisting of: 1 rapidflash cup, 1 rapidflash cover, 1 stopper, 1 syringe and 1 multi-detector
12-1515
12-1516
12-0577
12-1518
Rapidflash Cup
Rapidflash Cover, with shutter assembly
Multi-Detector pAB/pTA, for rapidflash-tests
Syringe for sample introduction, 10 ml
Note: Flash-point results of rapidflash simulation may deviate from standard results.
12-1512 & 12-0511 & 12-0513
Milli Test Equipment (for small sample amounts), composed of:

12-0575
Milli Cup pAB, for sample quantity between 2 ... 15 ml, ideal 7 ml
12-0574
Milli Cover pAB, with shutter assembly
12-0577
Multi-Detector pAB/pTA for milli-tests, mit flash-point detector & temperature probe
Note! Flash-point results of milli test inserts may deviate from standard results.
Reference Liquids Flash- & Fire-Point

12-1514
(12-1516 & 12-1515 & 12-0577)
Part-No
50-9110
50-9111
50-9112
50-9113
50-9114
50-9024
*
*
*
*
Standard
ASTM D 93
ASTM D 92
ASTM D 93
ASTM D 93
ASTM D 56
ASTM D 93, IP 34
Test Name
Pensky-Martens
Cleveland
Pensky-Martens
Pensky-Martens
TAG
Flash-Point
Material
Gas Oil
Lubricant
Lubricant
Diesel
Gas Oil
Flash-Point approx.
+ 65 C
+ 250 C
+ 198 C
+74.5 C
+ 47 C
approx. +56 to +80 C
Size
255 ml
250 ml
250 ml
250 ml
255 ml
500 ml
* Note: These liquids require special shipment as hazadous goods, due to their low flash-point
12-0514
Spare Parts
12-0778
12-0509
12-0514
12-1507
12-0600
50
Electric Igniter
Stirrer Couplings, pack of 10
12-0514
12-0790
12-0791
12-0600

Tong for safe hot test cup handling
Stopper, brass ( 18 mm), to close the
covers multi-detector opening before use
Tray for cup and multi-detector,

Flash-Point - ABEL Method - (semi-automatic)
Abel Method:
IP 170 (BS 3442-2)
Equilibrium Method:
- ISO 13 736 (NF M07-011)
ISO 1516 - IP 491 (IP 304-2)

ISO 1523 - IP 492 (IP 304-1) - EN 924
The Abel-Method describes

the determination of the closedcup flash-point of petroleum
products and other liquids
-30C and +70C.
Further it may be used for
flash point determination of
petroleum products, black oils,
bitumens, fluxed bitumens,
fluidized and cut-back asphalts.
Main Unit
Semi-Automatic Flash-Point Tester, ABEL Method
Abel Method
: IP 170 - ISO 13 736
not over full temperature range:
Equilibrium Method
: ISO 1523 - IP 492 - EN 924
(flash / no flash)
: ISO 1516 - IP 491
The
Equilibrium-Method
of the closed-cup flash/no
flash temperature of paints,
varnishes,
paint
binders,
solvents, adhesives, petroleum
& related products between
-30C and +110C.
Consisting of:
water bath with electric heater and cooling coil
for connection of an external cooler,
energy regulator, electric stirrer
Supplied with:
1 cup, 1 cover with gas-igniter, 1 thermometer IP 74C (for cup),
1 thermometer IP 75C (for bath), 1 thermometer depth-gauge
Note: Circulation cooler (e.g. 25-0382) might be necessary.
12-1270
12-1271
Technical Data:
Temperature range : -18 to +71 C (-0.4 to +160 F)
Cooling
: liquid cooled (external)
Ignition
: gas
Dimensions

12-0052
Pipette, 25 ml
12-0629
Pre-Regulating Valve for gas supply with hose adapter, for all types of burning gases
12-1750
Digital Precision Barometer, 0 to 1300 mbar : 1 mbar
12-1751
Case for barometer
12-1752
12-1753
12-1754
Certificate for barometer with: 5 measuring points

Certificate for barometer with: 10 measuring points
Battery 9-V-Block, for barometer
12-1270
Thermometer
Type
Precision
Made
Officially
Certified
ASTM
IP
16-0375
16-0376
6C
2C
-80 to + 20 :
1 C
16-0377
16-0378
6F
2F
-112 to + 70 :
2 F
90-0306
90-1306
90-0247
90-0248
90-0307
Range
74C
-35 to + 70 : 0.5 C (for cup)
90-1247
74F
-35 to +160 :
90-1248
75C
-30 to + 80 : 0.5 C (for bath)
90-1307
75F
-25 to +180 :
12-1280 & 12-1281
1 F (for cup)
1 F (for bath)
Spare Parts
12-1282
12-1286
12-1277
Thermometer Collar, 11.7 mm

Thermometer Depth Gauge
Stirrer-Motor, 30 rpm,
12-1280
12-1281
12-1283
12-1284
Cup Abel
Cover Abel with gas igniter
Flexible Stirrer Shaft
Heater, Power supply: 230 V
12-0629
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Paraffin Content
Paraffin Wax Content - Distillation Method - (manual)
A procedure for determination

the paraffin wax content of
bitumen and bituminous binder.
Cut-Back Bitumen:
EN 12606-1 (DIN 52 015)
- IP 459-1
Main Unit
Paraffin Wax Content Apparatus
EN 12 606-1 (DIN 52 015) - IP 459-1
Consisting of:
Distillation Unit: 1 distillation flask (100 ml) with stopper and protecting ring,
1 Erlenmeyer flask (100 ml) with bored rubber stopper,
1 glass vessel ( 140 x 75 mm)
support stand, universal gas burner and adjustable table
Filtration Unit: 1 cooling bath (for direct cooling) with sockets for tempering unit,
1 suction flask (500 ml) with bored stopper,
1 water jet pump with U-tube vacuum meter and 2 meters tubing,
3 test tubes with spout, bored stopper,
3 special test tubes (NS 29/32) with splash bulb attachment,
1 bath thermometer (-30 ... +50:0.5 C),
1 sample thermometer (-38 ... +50:1 C),
1 congealing point thermometer (0 ... +100 C) with sleeve stand
Distillation Unit
10-0160
10-0161
Note: Cooling bath requires counter-cooling.

Power supply: 230 V, 50/60 Hz, EU-plug
17-0710
17-0711
Circulator (external & internal heating & cooling) programmable & regulated by Main-Unit
For counter-cooling the filtration cooling bath.
Consisting of:
Cooler with stainless steel bath. Thermostat with digital display, splash-proof keypad, heater,
pump, RS232-interface, Pt-100-socket, programmer, over/under-temperature & low-level
protection, adjustable pump-pressure, cooling control.
Supplied with: 1 bath cover, 1 drain tap, 1 insulated hose-set ( 8 mm, 2x 2m)
Note: For details see: General Equipment
Dimensions / Weight: 31 x 42 x 66 cm (W x D x H), 38 kg
Power Supply: 230 V, 50 Hz, EU-plug
Power Supply: 230 V, 60 Hz
17-0802
17-0804
Circulation Air Oven

14 l capacity, thermostatically-controlled between +60 and +200 C,
temperature constancy of +/- 2-3 K, includes time switch,
thermometer for temperature inspection and perforated intermediate bottom.
Dimensions (W x H x D): outside 31 x 38.5 x 47 cm / inside 19 x 20 x 36 cm
Weight: 17 kg.
25-0470
25-0471
Vacuum-Pump with Mini-Compressor (oil-free diaphragm pump with filter)

Max. capacity: 6 l/min
End vacuum: 100 mbar
Operating pressure: 2.4 bar (overpressure)
Dimensions / Weight: 9 x 17 x 12 cm (W x D x H), 1.9 kg
Power supply: 220/230 V, 50 Hz, EU-plug
Power supply: 110/115 V, 60 Hz
Filtration Unit
Thermometer
Precision
Made
16-0264
16-0313
17-0010
17-0710
Stopper
( NBR-rubber)
11-0030
10-0236
Type
Range
DIN 12 775
DIN 12 785
ISO 2207
-30 to -50 : 0.5C (for bath)

-38 to +50 : 1 C (for sample)
0 to +100 : 0.5C (congealing point)
Spare Parts
17-0802
52
10-0013
Water Jet Pump, Hanff, glass
10-0136
10-0239
Vacuum Flask, 500 ml

Stopper for vacuum flask
10-0144
10-0145
10-0234
Distillation Flask (EN 12606-1), 100 ml

Protecting Ring for distillation flask
Stopper for distillation flask
10-0166
10-0235
10-0167
10-0168
10-0169
Receiver, Erlenmeyer Flask, 100 ml

Stopper for Receiver Erlenmeyer flask
Test Tube with spout (EN 12606-1)
Reagent Tube (standard taper NS 29/32)
Splash Head (standard taper NS 29/32)
10-0170
U-Tube-Manometer 500-0-500 mm
Acrylic tube on metal plate for wall
mounting. Suitable for measuring
pressures to 98 mbar with water or
1.33 bar with mercury filling.
Note! Mercury is not included
10-0171
Round Filter 110 mm, pack of 100
11-0110
13-0923
Universal Gas Burner for butane,

propane, town & natural gases
Hose, 1 m (5x 1.5 mm, Silicon)
16-0925
Test Cup (DIN 12 338), 700 ml, glass
Water Content
Water Content - Distillation Method - (manual)
Petroleum Products & Bituminous Materials

(Dean & Stark App.)
For the determination of water

in petroleum products, tars, and
other bituminous materials by
the distillation method.
ASTM D 95 - JIS K2275 - AASHTO T55 IP 74 (BS 4385) ISO 3733 (DIN 51 582, DIN 1995)
DIN 1996-5
Emulsified Asphalts (Dean & Stark App.)
ASTM D 244 - AASHTO T59 IP 291 (BS 434)

EN 1428 (DIN 52 048, DIN 1995)
The test arrangement consists

of a set of glassware and a
suitable heater.
As far as the standard taper
joints fit together, many other
individual combinations are
possible,
dependent
upon
customers requirements.
Main Unit
Water Content Determination Apparatus
for Petroleum Products and Bituminous Materials (Dean & Stark)
ASTM D 95 - JIS K2275 - AASHTO T55 - IP 74 - EN 1428 (DIN 52 048)
Consisting of:
- 1 flask (500 ml), standard taper (NS 29)
- 1 glass trap (10 ml), standard taper (NS 29)
- 1 reflux condenser (400 mm), standard taper (NS 29)
16-0830
16-1430
16-1839
16-1452
Supplied with:
- 1 electric heater (800 W), stainless steel housing
- 1 heating board (center hole 70 mm)
- support rod (600 mm) with 4 adjustable clamps
Supplied with:
- 1 heating mantle (565 W) & support ring for 500 ml flask
- 1 electronic energy regulator (2000 W)
- support rod (600 mm) with 4 adjustable clamps and base plate
for Petroleum Products and Bituminous Materials (Extended Dean & Stark)
ISO 3733 (DIN 51 582, DIN 1995)
but also for: ASTM D 95 - JIS K2275 - AASHTO T55 - IP 74 - EN 1428 (DIN 52 048)
Consisting of:
- 3 flasks (250, 500 and 1000 ml), standard taper (NS 29)
- 3 glass traps (6, 10 and 25 ml), standard taper (NS 29)
16-0850
16-1450
16-1850
16-1458
Summary of Method
Bituminous Material Methods:
The material to be tested is
heated under reflux with a
water-immiscible solvent, which
co-distills with the water in the
sample.
Condensed solvent and water
are continuously separated in
a trap, the water settling in the
graduated section of the trap
and the solvent returning to the
still.
Emulsified Asphalts Methods:
They are determining the
water content of an emulsified
asphalt by reflux distillation,
using a water trap to measure
the amount of water present
in the emulsified asphalt,
as distinguished from either
bitumen or petroleum solvent.
Supplied with:
- 3 heating boards (center hole 50, 70 and 89 mm)
Supplied with:
for Emulsified Asphalts
ASTM D 244 - AASHTO T59 - IP 291
Consisting of:
16-0844
16-1444
16-1844
16-1454
Supplied with:
Supplied with:
Dean & Stark

ASTM D 95 / ISO 3733
ASTM D 244
53
Water Content
for Bituminous Materials
DIN 1996-5
Consisting of:
- 1 adapter, standard taper (NS 45 to NS 29)
Supplied with:
Supplied with:
16-0845
16-1445
16-1845
16-1455
Glassware (Options & Accessories & Spares)

16-0878
16-0879
Liebig Reflux Condenser NS 29 with special drip tip for easy counting of drops
... 250 mm
... 400 mm
16-0898
Drying Tube for ASTM D 4006
Flasks
DIN 1996-5
Volume
[ml]
250
500
1000
2000*)
Adapter
(NS 29 to 40)
Erlenmeyer flask
DIN 12 387
with standard taper
Round flask
DIN 12 348
with standard taper
NS 29/32
16-0859
16-0860
16-0861
NS 29/32
16-0865
16-0866
16-0867
16-0868
NS 45/40
16-0862
16-0863
16-0864
16-0897
Round flask
DIN 12 394
with standard taper
and side neck
NS 45/40 NS 29/32 NS 45/40
16-0869
16-0873
16-0870
16-0874
16-0871
16-0875
16-0872
16-0876
16-0877
16-0897
*) Recommended
for electrical
heating of a
2000 ml flask:
heating mantle
(16-0825),
stand (16-0824),
electronic
energy regulator
(25-0001)
16-0897
Sleves (PTFE) with

The sleeves are
recommended for
assembling the
glassware.
They prevent a
50-7047
50-7050
50-7047
50-7050
50-7047
50-7050
sticking together
and on the other
hand assure
The comfortable gripping ring type is not recommended in combination with taper clips. tightness.
Gripping Ring
(0.4 mm)
multiple use
Rips
(0.07 mm)
pack of 10
50-7027
50-7030
50-7027
50-7030
50-7027
50-7030
Traps
Order No.
16-0880
16-0901
16-0881 *
16-0882 *
16-0883 *
16-0884 *
16-0886
16-0887
16-0888
16-0889
16-0890
16-0891
16-0892
16-0902
Size [ml]
2 : 0.05
5 : 0.05
6 : 0.05
6 : 0.05
6 : 0.05
6 : 0.05
10 : 0.1
10 : 0.1
10 : 0.1
10 : 0.1
25 : 0.1
25 : 0.1
25 : 0.1
25 : 0.1
Measuring Tube End

round
round
conical
with cock
round
with cock
conical
round
with cock
with cock
conical
round
with cock
with cock
0-Point
at bottom
at bottom
at tip
at cock
above bottom
above cock
at tip
above bottom
above cock
at cock
at tip
above bottom
above cock
at cock
* Can be used when 5 : 0.1 ml types are recommended.
54
Water Content
Cylinders
Volume [ml]
50
100
250
500
1000
Graduated cylinder (DIN 12 680)

16-0899
11-0130
16-0820
16-0705
26-0014
Mixing cylinder (DIN 12 685)
17-0584
16-0742
16-0675
Sample Thermometer
DIN 12 784 with collar NS 14/23, Range 0 ... +250 : 1 C
Precision Made
insertation depth
for flask with side neck
16-0893
16-0894
16-0895
16-0896
120 mm
150 mm
160 mm
195 mm
16-0873
16-0874
16-0875
16-0876 / 16-0877
Heating Mantle
Heating Mantles
Flask Size
250 ml
Flask Size
500 ml
Flask Size
1000 ml
Flask Size
2000 ml
Electronic
Energy
Regulator
230 V, 50 Hz
25-0706
25-0700
25-0702
16-0825
25-0001
115 V, 60 Hz
25-0707
25-0701
25-0703
16-0829
25-0108
Support Ring
25-0708
25-0704
25-0705
incl.
Support Stand
(base plate, 750 mm rod,
2 adjustable clamps 40 mm,
3 boss heads)
16-0824
16-0824
16-0824
16-0824
Power supply
25-0001 / 25-0108
Heating Devices
11-0138
11-0139
11-0140
16-0898
17-0802
17-0804
Heater Board, 150 x 150 x 4 mm ceramic, with a

... 50 mm center hole
Gas Heating Device
Consisting of:
universal gas burner, ring holder, wire net and support stand
(base plate, 750 mm rod, 2 adjustable clamps 40 mm, 3 boss heads)
Circulation Air Oven
14 l capacity, thermostatically-controlled between +60 and +200 C,
temperature constancy of +/- 2-3 K, includes time switch,
thermometer for temperature inspection and perforated intermediate bottom.
Dimensions (W x H x D): outside 31 x 38.5 x 47 cm / inside 19 x 20 x 36 cm
Weight: 17 kg.
Spare Parts for Electric Heater

11-0018
11-0019
11-0029
Heater Rod, 200 W, 115-230 V

Heater Plate, (with 4 heater rods)
... 230 V, 50/60 Hz, 800 W
... 115 V, 50/60 Hz, 800 W
17-0802
25-0004
25-0009
Heater Module "m2" for

sensitive regulation of heating energy
55
Distillation
This procedure measures the
amount of the more volatile
constituents
in
cut-back
asphaltic products.
Suitable for the distillation of
cut-back asphaltic (bituminous)
products.
Distillation Analysis - Cut-Back Bitumen ASTM-Method (manual)

Cut-Back (Fluxed) Bitumen:
ASTM D 402 - AASHTO T 79 - IP 27 (BS 4453) - EN 13358 (NF T66-003)
Summary of Method
200 ml of a sample are distilled
in a 500 ml flask at a controlled
rate to a sample temperature
of +360 C (680F) and the
volumes of distillate obtained
at a specific temperature are
measured.
Main Unit
10-0213
Distillation Apparatus - Cut-Back Bitumen (ASTM-type)

ASTM D 402 - AASHTO T 79 - IP 27 (BS 4453) - EN 13358 (NF T66-003)
Consisting of:
1 thermometer ASTM 8C (precision made) with holder (bored stopper)
1 distillation flask (500 ml)
1 flask shield with two-part ceramic cover
1 ring support with wire gauze
2 support rods with clamps and base plates
1 adjustable universal gas burner
1 condenser tube (400 mm) with special jacket
1 cylindrical graduated receiver (100 : 1 ml)
and connection material (adapter etc)
Thermometer
Type
Precision
Made
Officially
Certified
ASTM
IP
11-0155
11-0156
8C
6C
Range
Holder
(Stopper)
-2 to +400 : 1 C
10-0210
Spare Parts
11-0130
11-0503
10-0220
10-0217
10-0204
10-0218
10-0214
56
Cylindrical Graduated Receiver

(100 ml : 1 ml division)
Graduated Receiver
(100 ml : 1 ml division, BS 658) with
conical lower part (0 ... 10 ml) and base
Adapter
Condenser Tube (400 mm)
Stopper for condenser tube,
DIN 12 871, NS 24/30, 12 mm
Condenser Jacket
Connecting Tube, Silicon, 1 m
( 10 x 2 mm)
10-0210
11-0155
10-0216
10-0205
10-0208
10-0178
11-0110
Stopper, NBR, to hold thermometer,

NS 29/30, bored 6.5 mm
Distillation Thermometer
ASTM 8C/ IP 6C
Distillation Flask
(500 ml, 102 mm) short-necked
Flask Shield, stainless-steel with
ceramic insulation and windows
Insulating Cover, ceramic, 2-part
Ring Support with wire gauze
propane, town & natural gas
Distillation
Distillation Analysis - Cut-Back Bitumen DIN-Method (manual)
This
procedure
measures
the amount of the volatile
constituents and the residue in
in cut-back asphaltic products.
cut-back asphaltic (bituminous)
products.
Cut-Back (Fluxed) Bitumen:
DIN 52 024
Summary of Method
A 200 g sample is distilled at a
controlled rate up to +360 C
(680F) into tared receivers.
The masses of distillate
fractions and of the residue
are determined at a specified
temperature.
Main Unit
10-0173
Distillation Apparatus - Cut-Back Bitumen (DIN-type)

DIN 52 024
Consisting of:
1 distillation thermometer (precision made)
1 distillation flask (500 ml)
1 flask shield of stainless steel with windows and ceramic insulation
1 two-part ceramic cover
1 ring support
2 support rods with 3 boss heads, 1 clamp and 2 base plates
1 Universal gas burner
1 glass condenser tube (360 mm)
6 Erlenmeyer flask (100 ml)
1 base for 100 ml flask
and connection material (2 silicon stoppers (bored 4 & 10 mm))
Thermometer
Precision
Made
Officially
Certified
Type
10-0154
10-0155
12 779
Range
Holder
(Stopper)
0 to +360 : 1 C
10-1298
DIN
Spare Parts
10-0166
10-0175
10-0176
10-1298
10-1297
Erlenmeyer Flask (100 ml)

Distillation Flask (500 ml)
Condenser Tube (360 mm), glass
Stopper, silicon NS 27/30, bored
... 4 mm for thermometer
... 10 mm for side-neck
10-0177
10-1296
10-1178
11-0110

ceramic insulation and windows
Ring Support
57
Distillation
Distillation devices according
to these standards are used
for determination of boiling
characteristics,
asphalt
residue, total distillate and
fractions
of
bituminous
materials, tar products and
creosote at specified distillation
temperatures.
Distillation Analysis - Road Tar ASTM-Method (manual)

Road Tars:
ASTM D 20 (ASTM D 246)
Suitable for the distillation

of bituminous material, tar
products and creosote.
Summary of Method
controlled rate from a 300 ml
flask into tared receivers.
The masses of distillate
fractions at a series of specified
temperatures and of residue
at the maximum specified
temperature are determined.
Main Unit
10-0203
Distillation Apparatus - Road Tar Products (ASTM-type)

ASTM D 20 (ASTM D 246)
Consisting of:
1 distillation flask (diameter 86 mm)
1 thermometer ASTM 8C (precision made)
1 stopper to hold thermometer
1 flask shield and two-part ceramic cover
1 ring support with wire gauze
2 support rods with clamps and base plate
1 adjustable universal gas burner
1 condenser tube (360 mm)
6 receivers,
and connection material (adapter etc.)
Thermometer
Type
Precision
Made
Officially
Certified
ASTM
IP
11-0155
11-0156
8C
6C
Range
Holder
(Stopper)
-2 to +400 : 1 C
17-0047
Spare Parts
10-0166
10-0220
10-0207
Receiver Erlenmeyer Flask (100 ml)

Adapter
Condenser Tube (360 mm long)
17-0047

NS 29/30, bored 6 mm
ASTM 8C/ IP 6C
11-0155
58
10-0206
10-0205
10-0208
10-0178
11-0110
Distillation Flask
( 86 mm) short necked
ceramic insulation and 2 windows
Ring Support with wire gauze
Distillation
Distillation Analysis - Road Tar DIN-Method (manual)
This procedure measures the
amount of the more volatile
constituents in fluxed bitumen.
fluxed bitumen (Road & Coal
Tar).
Road Tars
DIN 52 027
Summary of Method
approx. 250 g of a sample
are distilled at temperature
up to +350 C.
The reciver will be changed at
+170C, +270C and +300C.
Main Unit
10-0152
Distillation Apparatus - Road Tar Products (DIN-type)

DIN 52 027
Consisting of:
1 heater housing of stainless-steel
1 universal gas burner
1 fractionation flask (500 ml)
1 thermometer (precision made)
1 Liebig condenser tube 400
1 condenser tube (600 mm)
6 receivers
1 support rod with 1 boss head, 1 clamp and 1 base plate
and connection material (2 silicon stoppers (bored 4 & 12 mm))

21-0697
Digital Stop Watch,

Thermometer
Precision
Made
Officially
Certified
Type
10-0154
10-0155
12 779
Range
Holder
(Stopper)
0 to +360 : 1 C
10-0298
DIN
Spare Parts
10-0166
10-0153
10-0156
10-0157
Erlenmeyer Flask (100 ml)

Fractionating Flask (500 ml)
Condenser Tube (600 mm, 22 mm)
Liebig Condenser Tube 400
(for cold tars to +170 C)
10-0298
10-1297
10-0159
10-0208
10-0158
Stopper, silicon, pack of 20, bored

... 4 mm, NS 30/32, for thermometer
... 12 mm, NS 22/25, for side-neck
Heater Housing, stainless-steel, with
holding ring and wire gauze
Universal Gas Burner, special shape
59
Distillation
Distillation Analysis - Pitch-Method (manual)
This test method is used to

identify the quality of pitch to
avoid problems of fuming or
instability in use..
ASTM D 2569
Suitable for hard and soft pitch.

Summary of Method
designated rate.
The weight of the destillate
fractions
at
specified
temperatures and the time
required to collect the main
fraction are recorded.
The amount of distillate below
+270 C should be less than
2.0 %.
Main Unit
10-0179
Distillation Apparatus - Pitch

ASTM D 2569
Consisting of:
electric heater 800 W with high-capacity low-mass heater elements
for precise energy input control, triac controller, heater carrier infinitely adjustable in height
Supplied with:
1 flask shield
1 heater board
1 ceramic insulation cover
1 distillation flask 86 mm
1 thermometer ASTM 8C (-2 to +400 C)
2 stoppers
1 condenser tube
6 Erlenmeyer flask
2 support rods
2 clamps
2 base plate
2 boss head
1 lifting table
Thermometer
Type
Precision
Made
Officially
Certified
ASTM
IP
11-0155
11-0157
11-0156
11-0158
8C
8F
6C
Range
-2 to +400 : 1 C
+30 to +760 : 2 C
Holder
(Stopper)
17-0047
Spare Parts
10-0166
10-0207
Receiver Erlenmeyer Flask (100 ml)

Condenser Tube (360 mm long)
10-0206
10-0205
17-0047
11-0155
10-1297
60

NS 29/30, bored 6 mm
ASTM 8C/ IP 6C
Stopper, silicon, pack of 20, bored
12 mm, NS 22/25, for side-neck
10-0208
11-0119
50-5242
Distillation Flask
( 86 mm) short necked
ceramic insulation and 2 windows
Support Board center hole 80 mm
glass ceramic (150 x 150 x 4 mm)
Lifting Table, mechanical
Base plate: 160 x 130 mm
Weight: 60 kg capacity
Density
Density, Relative Density - Pycnometer Method (manual)
Capillary-Stoppered Hubbard Pycnometer:
ISO 3838 (DIS 3658) - JIS K2249
ASTM D 70 - IP 190 (BS 4699)
DIN 52 004 (DIN 1995)
Capillary-Stoppered Gay-Lussac Pycnometer:
ISO 3838 (DIS 3658) - JIS K2249
IP 190 (BS 4699)
Graduated Bicapillary Lipkin Pycnometer:

ISO 3838 (DIS 3658) - JIS K2249
ASTM D 1481 - IP 189 (BS 4699)
Capillary-Stoppered
Gay-Lussac Pycnometer:
suitable for non-volatile liquids.
Hubbard Pycnometer:
suitable for high viscous liquids
or solids.
Graduated Bicapillary
Lipkin Pycnometer:
suitable for very small sample
amounts with a kinematic
viscosity <50 cSt (mm/s)
at test temperature.
Summary of Method
Graduated Bicapillary
Pycnometer
The liquids sample is drawn
into the graduated pycnometer
arms, and after it has reached
equilibrium
at
the
test
temperature, the liquid levels
are noted and the pycnometer
weighed.
Hubbard
Gay-Lussac
Pycnometer
26-0712
Lipkin-Pycnometer, 5 ml
Bitumen: ASTM D 1481 - IP 189 (BS 4699)
ISO 3838 - JIS K2265
Suitable for very small sample amounts
with a kinematic viscosity <50 cSt (mm/s)
at test temperature.
26-0721
Gay-Lussac-Pycnometer, 25 ml
Bitumen: ISO 3838 - JIS K2265 - IP 190 (BS 4699)
Suitable for non-volatile liquids
26-0740
Hubbard Pycnometer, 24 ml
Bitumen : ASTM D 70 - ISO 3838 - JIS K2265
26-0741
Hubbard-Pycnometer, 25 ml
Bitumen : ASTM D 70 - IP 190 (BS 4699)
ISO 3838 - JIS K2265 - DIN 52 004
Suitable for solids or high viscous liquids.
For the determination of the

density and relative density of
petroleum products like liquid,
semi-solid or solid bituminous
materials, asphalt cements,
and soft tar pitches by use of a
pycnometer.
Lipkin
Capillary-Stoppered
Pycnometer
The mass of equal volumes
of a sample and of water are
compared.
Equal volumes are ensured by
the pycnometer beeing filled so
as to overflow when placed in
a bath at the test temperature
until equilibrium is reached.

26-0790
Holder (for Lipkin-Pycnometer)
26-0791
26-0793
Holder (for Gay-Lussac-Pycnometer)

Clamp (for Gay-Lussac-holder 26-0791), polyethylene coated
26-0792
26-0794
Holder (for Hubbard-Pycnometers 26-0740 and -0741)

Clamp (for Hubbard-holder 26-0792)
61
Density
The Hydrometer Method is
suitable for determining the
density of cutback asphalts
which are liquid at room
temperature by using a glass
hydrometer.
Density, Relative Density - Hydrometer Method (manual)

Liquid Bitumen:
ASTM D 3142
For materials that are solid or

semi-solid at room temperature,
use Hubbard Pycnometer
Method ASTM D 70
Hydrometer (example)
Summary of Method
The sample is brought to
the testing temperature and
transferred to a cylinder at
approximately
the
same
temperature.
The cylinder and its contents
are placed in a constant
temperature bath to avoid
excessive temperature variation
during the test.
The appropriate hydrometer is
lowered into the sample and
allowed to settle.
After temperature equilibrium,
the hydrometer is read and the
temperature of the sample is
noted.
The hydrometer reading is
converted to the density at
+15C using standard tables.
Hydrometer
ASTM D 3142
Precision
Made
Hydrometer-Type
26-0500
Series
Range : Div.
1H-62
-1 to +11 : 0.1 API
2H-62
+9 to +21 : 0.1 API
3H-62
+19 to +31 : 0.1 API
25-0503
4H-62
+29 to +41 : 0.1 API
26-0603
85H-62
0.800 to 0.850 : 0.0005 sp gr
26-0604
86H-62
0.850 to 0.900 : 0.0005 sp gr
87H-62
0.900 to 0.950 : 0.0005 sp gr
88H-62
0.950 to 1.000 : 0.0005 sp gr
26-0607
89H-62
1.000 to 1.050 : 0.0005 sp gr
26-0608
90H-62
1.050 to 1.100 : 0.0005 sp gr
26-0501
26-0502
26-0605
26-0606
API Gravity
(ASTM E 100)
ASTM Specific Gravity

(ASTM E 100)
Overall
Length
Ref.
Temp.
max.
330 mm
60 F
max.
330 mm
60/60F
Note: F-type not available with certificate. Suitable hydrometer cylinder (26-0014)
Pycnometer & Hydrometer Tempering Equipment

Tempering Bath for determinations up to +60C by pycnometer, hydrometer or viscometer.
Consisting of:
Acrylic glass bath (foot print 280 x 430 mm, depth of the bath 300 mm) with cooling-coil.
Thermostat with digital display, splash-proof keypad, heater, pump and over-temperature
protection.
Supplied with:
1 pycnometer bath cover with 4 openings ( 50.5 mm)
1 hydrometer bath insert with clamps, 4 openings ( 55 mm) and 4 cylinders ( 54 x 300 mm)
5 lids (20-0024) for the unused openings
1 bath-thermometer, -2 to +105 :0.5 C (incl. stopper)
Note: Bath is suitable for hydrometer with an overall length of maximal 275 mm or viscometers.
Measurements at temperatures lower than +25 C require a counter-cooling device,
(e.g. Recirculating Cooler 25-0368 or 25-0373)
26-0010 / 26-0011
26-0010
26-0011
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Technical Data:
Testplaces
Working range
Display / Resolution
Control
Heater capacity
Pump-Pressure capacity
Bath opening
Safety class / Bath fluid
Volume
Sockets for
Dimensions
Power supply
Power supply
:4
: approx. +25 to +60 C (without counter-cooling)
: LED / 0.1C
: PID
: 2000 W (115 V = 1000 W)
: 15 l/min, 340 mbar
: 26 x 26 x 30 cm (W x D x H)
: 1 / NFL (water / water-antifreeze-mix only)
: 30 l
: hose ( 8 / 10 mm)
: 28 x 43 x 50 cm (W x D x H)
: 230 V, 50 Hz, EU-plug
: 115 V, 50/60 Hz
Density
Tempering Bath for determinations up to +150C by pycnometer, hydrometer or viscometer
Consisting of:
borosilicate glass bath jar with cooling-coil.
Thermostat with digital display, splash-proof keypad, integrated heater, pump, RS232-interface,
over-temperature- & low-level-protection
Supplied with:
1 bath insert (heat protected stainless steel) with 4 openings ( 67 mm) and clamps
4 pycnometer adapter rings (inside 50.5 mm)
4 hydrometer cylinders ( 65 x 420 mm)
5 lids (20-0024) for the unused openings
1 leakage protection vessel complete with temperature insulation
Note: Bath is suitable for hydrometer with an overall length of maximal 400 mm or viscometers.
Measurements at temperatures lower than +25 C require a counter-cooling device,
(e.g. Recirculating Cooler 25-0368 or 25-0373)
26-0017
26-0018
Technical Data:
Testplaces
Working range
Display / Resolution
Control
Heater capacity
Pump-Pressure capacity
Safety class / Bath fluid
Volume
Interface
Sockets for
Dimensions / Weight
Power supply
Power supply
25-0368
25-0373
Circulation Cooler (tap water replacement, external cooling) with insulated hose
For counter-cooling the tempering baths.
Consisting of:
Cooler with tank, digital display, splash-proof keypad, integrated pump, liquid level indication,
over-/low-temperature & low-level protection.
Supplied with: 1 insulated hose-set ( 8 mm, 2x 2 m, incl. fittings)
Note: For details see: General Equipment
Dimensions / Weight
: 32 x 50 x 60 cm (W x D x H), 48 kg
Power supply
: 230 V, 50 Hz, EU-plug
Power supply
: 115 V, 60 Hz
:4
: approx. +25 to +150 C (without counter-cooling)
: LED / 0.01C
: PID
: 2000 W (115 V = 1000 W)
: 3 / FL (Flammable Liquids possible)
: 20 l
: RS232
: hose ( 8 mm)
: 35 x 37 x 60 cm (W x D x H), 20 kg
: 230 V, 50/60 Hz, EU-plug
: 115 V, 50/60 Hz
26-0017 / 26-0018
Bath-Thermometer
Precision
Made
13-0715
13-0717
21-0601
21-0621
21-0606
21-0626
10-0385
10-0387
26-0036
26-0038
11-0022
10-0383
Officially
Certified
13-0716
13-0718
21-0607
21-0627
21-0612
21-0632
10-0386
10-0388
26-0037
26-0039
10-0384
Type
ASTM
12C
12F
17C
17F
22C
22F
63C
63F
Range
IP
64C
64F
-20 to +102 : 0.2 C

-5 to +215 : 0:5 F
+19 to +27 : 0.1 C
+66 to +80 : 0.2 F
+95 to +103 : 0.1 C
+204 to +218 : 0.2 F
-8 to +32 : 0.1 C
+18 to +89 : 0.2 F
-1 to +38 : 0.1 C
+30 to +100 : 0.2 C
24C
39C
39F
DIN
bath
12 775
25-0368 / 25-0373
0 to +105 : 0.5C
0 to +50 : 0.1C
Spare Parts
11-0030
11-0022
26-0004
Bath up to +60C
Stopper, NBR-rubber, to hold bath
thermometer (18/20 / bored 7.5 mm)
Bath Thermometer (0 to +105 : 0.5C)
Hydrometer Cylinder
( 54 mm x 300 mm)
13-0565
26-0026
26-0014
Bath up to +150C
Thermometer Protection Tube
Adaptor Ring, inside 50.5 mm
for pycnometer holders
Measuring Cylinder, borosilicate glass,
1000 : 10 ml with plastic stand as
Hydrometer Cylinder ( 65 x 420 mm)
63
Density
The Displacement Method
for the determination of the
density or relative density of
hard pitches and asphalts with
softening points above +70C.
The Balance Method is suitable
for determining quickly and
accurately the density or relative
density of petroleum products,
such as gasoline, kerosene and
gas oil, particularly when the
quantities available for test are
small.
Density, Relative Density - Displacement / Balance Method

(semi-automatic)
Displacement Method:
ASTM D 71 (IP 59-B)
Balance Method:
DIN 51 757-2 (IP 59-A)
Summary of Method
Displacement Method:
The sample is suspended from
a thin wire and weighed, first in
air, then submerged in water at
+25.0 C.
The relative density is calculated
from these weights.
Balance Method:
To determine the density at
test temperature, a balance is
measuring the buoyancy of a
bob suspended from a thin wire
and immersed in a liquid sample
at ambient temperature.
Main Unit
Digital Density Test Rig
Bitumen: ASTM D 71 (IP 59-B)
Fuel/Oil: DIN 51 757-2 (IP 59-A)
Consisting of:
1 digital balance with electronic computation module to convert measured boyance to density
1 stand with platform for balance
1 lift for test cylinder
Supplied with:
1 test cylinder (120 ml)
1 thermometer (+10 to +30:0.1 C)
1 underfloor hook
1 bob (10 ml)
1 test weight, 100 g (for balance control)
25-0418 & 25-0420
26-0019
26-0020
Technical Data:
Density measuring range : 0.0 to 2.1 g/qcm
Resolution
: 0.0001 g/qcm
Balance weighing range : max. 320 g : 0.001 g
Weighing plate
: 135 x 135 mm, stainless steel
Interface
: RS232
Dimensions / Weight
: 35 x 37 x 60 cm (W x D x H), 20 kg
Power supply
: 110/230 V, 50/60 Hz, EU-plug
Power supply
: 115 V, 60 Hz, US-plug

25-0282
25-0283
: 220/240 V, 50/60 Hz
Power supply
Power supply
: 110/130 V, 50/60 Hz
25-0282
Spare Parts
25-0417
64
Thermometer for density-applications

(Range: +10 to +30 : 0.1 C)
25-0418
25-0420
Test Cylinder, 120 ml

Bob, 10 ml
Sampling
Sampling Devices (manual)
Bituminous binders, Sealants & Fillers:
Petroleum Products:
ASTM D 4057 - (AASHTO T 79)
ASTM D 140
EN 58 - DIN 52001 (DIN 1996-2)
Semi-Solid Materials
The
grease
sampling
procedure is applicable for
lubricating greases, soft waxes
or soft bitumens similar to
grease in consistency from
kettles, drums, cans, tubes.
19-0051 / 19-0052
19-0056 / 19-0057
19-0005
19-0011
Solid Materials
19-0051
19-0052
Solid Materials
The
boring
sampling
waxes, solid bitumens and other
soft solids in barrels, cases,
bags, and cakes when they
cannot be melted and sampled
as liquids.
Sampling Auger with handle

ASTM D 4057 - DIN 51 750-3 (ASTM D 270, DIN 53 242-3)
to take samples of non-liquid materials from any specified level, brass construction
... effective length 30.5 cm
... effective length 50.0 cm
Liquid Materials
The
tube
sampling
sampling liquids of 13.8 kPa
(2 psia) RVP or less and semiliquids in drums, barrels, and
cans.
The
bottle
sampling
procedure may be used for
sampling liquids of 101 kPa
(14.7 psia) RVP or less in tank
cars and storage tanks.
The core thief sampling
emulsified asphalts and other
semi-liquids in tank cars and
storage tanks.
Semi-Solid Materials
19-0056
19-0057
Grease Sampling Tube with handle

ASTM D 4057 - EN 58 - DIN 51 750-3 (ASTM D 270)
to take samples from any specified level of hard greases and waxes, brass
... effective length 500 mm
... effective length 1000 mm
Liquid Materials
19-0005
Open-End Sampling Tube

EN 58 - DIN 51 750-2 - ISO 3170
brass, 102 cm long
To take individual samples from smaller containers such as barrels, drums etc.
19-0011
Closed-End Sampling Tube

EN 58 - DIN 51 750-2
alloy steel, 300 cm long
To take samples from any specified level of larger containers such as barrels, drums etc.
19-0041
Sampling Bottle with metal cage, 1 l

ASTM D 4057 - EN 58 - DIN 51 750-2 - ISO 3170 (ASTM D 270)
Sample bottle: glass, neck 29/32, height 200 mm, outside 111 mm
To take samples from any specified container level, except the bottom.
19-0032
Tank Sampling Thief (BACON-bomb)

ASTM D 4057 - ASTM D 923 - DIN 51 750-2 - ISO 3170 JIS C 2101 - JIS K2254 (ASTM D 270, DIN 53 242-1)
for mineral oils and mineral oil products, insulating oils, special gasolines and solvent naphthas,
light gas oils, fuel oils etc.
Brass construction, nickel plated with automatically opening bottom valve, outer 80 mm.
Capacity approx. 1 liter. Without lowering chain and pull cord.
To take samples from the bottom or any specified container level.
19-0039
Valve Pull Cord, Perlon, 100 m
19-0080
Hand-Wheel with 30 m steel wire ( 1 mm) and snaphook

Note! Only for non flammable samples, because the steel-rope may cause sparks.
19-0041
19-0032
19-0039
19-0080
65
Reference Material
MTVM - Calibration Fluid (Multi- and Single-Test Verification Material)
50-9026
MTVM - Reference Liquid (Bitumen) with certificate (ISO 9001), 500 ml

Test Name
Method
Range
Units
Amount / Test
Softening Point
IP 58
+36.8 to +44
7.5 ml
Needle Penetration
IP 49
+184 to +200
130 ml
MTVM
Viscosity & Density Oil Standards

Suitable for calibration of master viscometers and viscosity oil standards as described in ASTM D 445 & D 446.
Certified by UKAS under ISO 17 025 at all stated temperatures.
The values listed in the following table are to be considered as nominal and approximate only (depending on the
batch). The actual and exact data will be printed on the container-lable or on a separate certificate.
Content: 470 ml / 1 pint Shelf life: 2 years
Viscosity &
Density
UKAS
certified
Kinematic Viscosity [mm /s = cSt]

Dynamic Viscosity [mPas = cP]
Density [g/ml]
Type
approx.
66
24-0601
0.4
24-0617
0.8
24-0602
1.0
24-0603
24-0604
24-0605
10
24-0606
20
24-0607
35
24-0616
60
24-0608
100
24-0609
200
24-0610
350
24-0611
600
24-0612
1 000
24-0613
2 000
24-0614
4 000
24-0615
8 000
24-0618
S 30 000
mm/s
mPas
g/ml
mm/s
mPas
g/ml
mm/s
mPas
g/ml
mm/s
mPas
g/ml
mm/s
mPas
g/ml
mm/s
mPas
g/ml
mm/s
mPas
g/ml
mm/s
mPas
g/ml
mm/s
mPas
g/ml
mm/s
mPas
g/ml
mm/s
mPas
g/ml
mm/s
mPas
g/ml
mm/s
mPas
g/ml
mm/s
mPas
g/ml
mm/s
mPas
g/ml
mm/s
mPas
g/ml
mm/s
mPas
g/ml
mm/s
mPas
g/ml
20C
68F
0.47
0.31
0.6669
0.73
0.54
0.7303
1.3
1.0
0.7827
4.6
3.3
0.8148
10
8.5
0.8263
21
17
0.8367
42
36
0.8438
79
68
0.8582
160
140
0.8598
390
340
0.8667
650
570
0.8699
1300
1100
0.8744
2200
1900
0.8760
4400
3900
0.8806
8100
7100
0.8833
18000
16000
0.8873
35000
31000
0.8909
25C
77F
0.45
0.30
0.6624
0.70
0.5
0.7261
1.2
0.93
0.7789
4.1
3.3
0.8113
8.7
7.2
0.8229
17
14
0.8333
33
28
0.8407
60
51
0.8551
120
100
0.8567
280
240
0.8636
460
400
0.8668
860
750
0.8715
1500
1300
0.8730
3000
2600
0.8777
5300
4700
0.8802
11000
10000
0.8844
23000
20000
0.8883
81000
73000
0.8954
37.8C
100F
0.41
0.27
0.6491
0.61
0.44
0.7154
1.0
0.78
0.7691
3.1
2.5
0.8025
6
4.9
0.8144
11
8.8
0.8250
20
16
0.8325
33
28
0.8469
60
51
0.8487
130
110
0.8557
210
180
0.8591
370
320
0.8639
600
520
0.8654
2000
1700
0.8728
7900
7000
0.8811
28000
24000
0.8886
40C
104F
50C
122F
0.60
0.43
0.7136
0.99
0.76
0.7674
2.9
2.3
0.8010
5.7
4.6
0.8129
10
8.2
0.8235
18
15
0.8310
30
25
0.8456
54
46
0.8473
120
99
0.8544
180
160
0.8578
320
280
0.8627
520
450
0.8641
1000
860
0.8690
1700
1500
0.8715
2500
3100
0.8761
6700
5900
0.8799
23000
21000
0.8873
0.88
0.67
0.7596
2.4
1.9
0.7941
4.5
3.6
0.8063
7.5
6.1
0.8169
13
11
0.8246
20
17
0.8392
35
29
0.8412
71
60
0.8483
110
92
0.8518
180
160
0.8565
290
250
0.8582
530
460
0.8632
900
780
0.8658
1800
1500
0.8704
3300
2900
0.8583
11000
9700
0.8820
60C
140F
46
39
0.8423
300
260
0.8575
975
843
0.8650
Saybolt Viscosity
80C
176F
99C
210F
100C
212F
1.5
1.2
0.7735
2.5
2.0
0.7864
3.8
3.0
0.7977
5.8
4.7
0.8059
8.3
6.8
0.8204
13
11
0.8228
22
18
0.8303
32
26
0.8340
50
42
0.8389
73
61
0.8410
121
103
0.8463
189
160
0.8490
343
293
0.8539
591
507
0.8583
1744
1510
0.8660
1.2
0.92
0.7603
1.9
1.5
0.7738
2.7
2.1
0.7852
4.0
3.2
0.7937
5.4
4.4
0.8085
7.9
6.4
0.8111
13
11
0.8189
18
15
0.8227
27
22
0.8277
38
31
0.8300
1.2
0.91
0.7596
1.9
1.4
0.7729
2.7
2.1
0.7843
3.9
3.1
0.7930
5.3
4.3
0.8078
7.7
6.3
0.8105
13
10
0.8182
18
14
0.8221
26
21
0.8271
36
30
0.8293
58
47
0.8346
86
72
0.8376
150
120
0.8429
240
200
0.8583
660
560
0.8554
90
75
0.8382
SUS
SUS
SFS
100F
210F
122F
96
160
280
600
950
90
130
180
420
140
General Equipment
Miscellaneous Equipment
21-0695
21-0697
21-0698
18-1144

Containing 8 individual stop watches.
Each operated by a single button to run, stop or reset.
Auto-power-off when no stop watches are running.
After power-off individual values are kept in memory.
All values can be reset together or per channel.
9 V-Battery-block included. Expected life time approx. 6 months.
The stop watch can be supplied with a calibration certificate.
Dimensions (L x W x H): 195 x 112 x 46 mm
Digital Stop Watch

7-digit LC display, max. 10 hours countdown with 1/100 sec. precision
quartz-controlled, water resistant, memory function, calendar
Note: Lithium battery operated (battery lifetime 1 year)
... precision made
... certified
21-0695
21-0697 (look can vary)
Electronic Stop Watch with electric start-input

18-1144
25-0282
25-0283
Serial Impact Printer for single sheet & continuous paper

to record data like test results, duration of test, etc.
Supplied with: 1 data-cable, 1 ink ribbon (black)
Technical Data:
Line spacing
: 80 characters per line (10 cpi)
Page size (W x H) : 257 x 364 mm (sheet), 254 x 558.8 mm (roll)
Ports
: serial, USB (1.1) & parallel
Dimensions
: 37 x 28 x 16 cm (WxDxH), weight 5 kg
Power supply
: 220/240 V, 50/60 Hz
Power supply
: 110/130 V, 50/60 Hz
25-0274
Printer Data-Cable, serial (2 m), for manual & semi-automatc units
25-0304
Printer Data-Cable, serial (2 m), for automatic Petrotest units
25-0284
Ink Ribbon, black
25-0915
USB-memory stick (verified for petrotest-units)

(details upon request)
11-0599
25-0282
11-0599

connecting 1 serial port to the USB-port of a PC or Hub
67
General Equipment
VFD = Vacuum Flourescence Display
LCD = Liquid Crystal Display
FL = Flammable Liquids
NFL = Non Flammable Liquids
(e.g. water or water-antifreezemix)
10-0380
17-0710
18-0403
Tempering Equipment
10-0380
10-0381
Circulator (for external & internal cooling & heating) programmable (with accessories)
Consisting of:
Cooler with stainless steel bath, thermostat with digital display, splash-proof keypad, heater,
pump, RS232/RS485-interface, Pt-100-socket, programmer, over/under-temperature & lowlevel protection, adjustable pump-pressure, proportional cooling control.
Supplied with: 1 bath cover, 1 drain tap, 1 junction line for temperature probe
Technical Data:
Working range
: -40 to +200C
Bath opening (WxDxH) : 23 x 14 x 20 cm
Display / Resolution : VFD & LCD / 0.01C
Safety class
:3
Control
: ICC / Programmer
Bath fluid (possible) : FL (Flammable Liquids)
Heater capacity (115 V) : 2000 W (1000 W)
Volume
: 16 l
Cooling capacity
: 680 W at +20 C
Pump-Pressure
: 22-26 l/min, 700 mbar Interface (capability) : RS232 (LIMS) / RS485
: hose ( 8 / 12 mm),
Pump-Suction
: 22-26 l/min, 400 mbar Sockets for
Pt-100, solenoid valve
Power supply
: 230 V, 50 Hz, EU-plug
Power Supply
: 230 V, 60 Hz
17-0710
17-0711

programmable & regulated by Main-Unit
Consisting of:
pump, RS232-interface, Pt-100-socket, programmer, over/under-temperature & low-level
protection, adjustable pump-pressure, cooling control.
Supplied with: 1 bath cover, 1 drain tap, 1 insulated hose-set ( 8 mm, 2x 2m)
Technical Data:
Working range
: -35 to +200C
Display / Resolution : VFD / 0.01C
Safety class
:3
Control
: ICC / Programmer
Volume
:8l
Cooling capacity
: 450 W at +20 C
Pump-Pressure
: 22-26 l/min, 700 mbar Interface (capability) : RS232 (LIMS)
: hose ( 8 / 12 mm),
Pump-Suction
: 22-26 l/min, 400 mbar Sockets for
Pt-100, solenoid valve
Power supply
: 230 V, 50 Hz, EU-plug
Power supply
: 115 V, 60 Hz, US-plug
18-0403
18-0402
Circulator-Bath (for external & internal heating) with cooling-coil & intermediate bottom
Consisting of:
Stainless steel bath with adjustable intermediate bottom and cooling-coil,
thermostat with digital display, splash-proof keypad, heater, pump, RS232-interface,
over-temperature- & low-level-protection.
Supplied with: 1 bath cover 5 cm, 1 bath cover 20 x 20 cm, 1 thermometer (-2 to +105:0.5C)
Note: Requires counter-cooling for applications near ambient temperature.
Hose matter is not included.
Technical Data:
Working range
: +20 to +150C
Display / Resolution : LED / 0.01C
Safety class
:3
Control
: PID
Volume
: 20 l
Cooling capacity
: -Interface (capability) : RS232 (LIMS)
Pump-Pressure
Sockets for
: hose ( 8 mm)
Pump-Suction
: -Dimensions / Weight : 37.5 x 45 x 47.5 cm (W x D x H), 3.4 kg
Power supply
: 230 V, 50 Hz, EU-plug
Power supply
: 115 V, 60 Hz
20-0154
20-0155

Consisting of:
pump, over-temperature & low-level protection.
Technical Data:
Working range
: -10 to +100C
Display / Resolution : LED / 0.1 C
Safety class
:1
Control
: PID
Bath fluid (possible) : NFL (Non Flammable Liquids)
Heater capacity
: 1000 W
Volume
: 5.5 l
Cooling capacity
: 240 W at +20 C
Interface (capability) : -Pump-Pressure
: 7 l/min, 300 mbar
Sockets for
: hose ( 8 / 12 mm), Pt-100
Pump-Suction
: -Dimensions / Weight : 22 x 36 x 47 cm (W x D x H), 18 kg
Power supply
: 230 V, 50 Hz, 1050 W, EU-plug
Power supply
: 115 V, 60 Hz
20-0154
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General Equipment
25-0368
25-0373
Circulation Cooler (tap water replacement, external cooling) with insulated hose
For cooling or counter-cooling of instruments with no circulation pump (e.g. Peltier-cooling).
Consisting of:
Cooler with tank, digital display, splash-proof keypad, integrated pump, liquid level indication,
over-/low-temperature & low-level protection.
Supplied with: 1 insulated hose-set ( 8 mm, 2x 2 m, incl. fittings)
Technical Data:
Working range
: -20 to +40 C
Bath opening (WxDxH) : -Display / Resolution : LED / 0.1C
Safety class
:1
Control
: -Bath fluid (possible) : NFL (Non Flammable Liquids)
Heater capacity (115 V) : -- (--)
Volume
: 5.5 - 8 l
Cooling capacity
: 600 W at +20 C
Interface (capability) : RS232
Pump-Pressure
: 40 l/min, 1000 mbar
Sockets for
: hose ( 8 / 12 mm)
Pump-Suction
: -Dimensions / Weight : 32 x 50 x 60 cm (WxDxH), 48 kg
Power supply
: 230 V, 50 Hz, 4.6 A, EU-plug
Power supply
: 115 V, 60 Hz, 9.7 A
25-0382
25-0383
Circulation Cooler (for external cooling)

Consisting of:
Cooler with tank, digital display, pump and liquid level indication.
Supplied with: 1 insulated hose-set ( 8 mm, 2x 2m)
Technical Data:
Working range
: -20 to +40 C
Bath opening (WxDxH) : -Display / Resolution : digital / 0.1C
Safety class
:1
Control
: digital
Bath fluid (possible) : NFL (Non Flammable Liquids)
Heater capacity (115 V) : -- (--)
Volume
: 1.4 l
Cooling capacity
: 300 W at +15C
Sockets for
: hose ( 8 / 12 mm), Pt-100
Pump-Suction
Power supply
: 230 V, 50/60 Hz, 3.5 A, EU-plug
Power supply
: 115 V, 60 Hz
25-0368 / 25-0373
Circulator-Bath (internal & external heating & cooling) with intermediate bottom
Consisting of:
Stainless steel bath with intermediate bottom, thermostat with digital display, splash-proof
keypad, heater, cooler, pump, over-temperature protection, pump-pressure control.
25-0382
Supplied with: 2 bath covers, 1 pump-set for external tasks
25-0388
25-0389
Note: Insulated hose-set (25-0228) is recommended

Technical Data:
Working range
: -10 to +100C
Bath opening
Display / Resolution : LED / 0.1 & 0.01C
Safety class
Control
: PID
Bath fluid
Volume
Cooling capacity
: 250 W at +20C
Interface
Pump-Pressure
Sockets for
Pump-Suction
Power supply
: 230 V, 50/60 Hz, 2500 W, EU-plug
Power supply
: 115 V, 60 Hz, 1700 W
25-0393
25-0394
Circulator (external & internal heating & cooling) regulated by Main-Unit

Consisting of:
pump, RS232-interface, over-temperature & low-level protection, pump-pressure control.
Note: Insulated hose-set (25-0228) is recommended
Technical Data:
Working range
: +28 to +150C
Display / Resolution : LED / 0.1 & 0.01 C
Safety class
:3
Control
: PID
Volume
: 4.5 l
Cooling capacity
: 320 W at +20 C
: 12.5 l/min, 300 mbar
Sockets for
: hose ( 8 mm)
Pump-Suction
Power supply
: 230 V, 50/60 Hz, 2400 W, EU-plug
Power supply
: 115 V, 60 Hz, 1600 W, EU-plug
11-0181
25-0228
: 30 x 35 x 20 cm (WxDxH)
:1
: NFL (water / water-antifreezemix)
: 19-26 l
: -: hose ( 8 / 12 mm)
25-0386
25-0393
25-0228
69
Tables of Contents
Keywords ....................... page 71
Order Numbers ......... page 72-74
Standards ...................... page 75
70
Keywords
Abel Flash-Point
page
page
................................................................... 48-49, 51
Lipkin Pycnometer ............................................................................ 61
Aging ............................................................................................ 36 - 40
Accelerated Aging ...................................................................... 40
Effect of Heat and Air ..................................................... 36, 38, 39
Resistance to Hardening ............................................... 36, 38, 39
Loss-On-Heat - LOH ................................................................... 36
Rolling Thin Film Oven Test - RTFOT ....................................... 38
Rotating Flask Test - RFT .......................................................... 39
Moving Thin Film Test - RFT ..................................................... 39
Pressure Aging Vessel - PAV .................................................... 40
Thin-Film-Oven Test - TFOT ...................................................... 36
API Gravity Hydrometer .................................................................... 62
Apparent Viscosity ...................................................................... 26, 27
Asphalt Binder Analyzer ................................................. 38, 40, 41, 43
Asphalt Institute Vacuum Viscometer - AIVV ................................ 33
ASTM Specific Gravity Hydrometer ................................................ 62
Balance
Loss-On-Heat - LOH .......................................................................... 36
Moving Thin Film - RFT .................................................................... 39

Paraffin Wax Content ....................................................................... 52
Penetration ................................................................................... 16, 18
Penetrometer - PNR 12 ...................................................................... 16
Pensky-Martens Flash-Point ...................................................... 44, 47
Pitch Distillation ................................................................................. 60
Plastic Properties ........................................................................ 16, 18
Pressure Aging Vessel - PAV ........................................................... 40
Pycnometer ........................................................................................ 61
Reference Material
........................................................................... 66
Resistance to Hardening ...................................................... 36, 38, 39

.............................................................................................. 64
Bending Beam Rheometer - BBR .................................................... 24
Reverse Flow Viscometer - RFV ...................................................... 32
Breaking-Point ............................................................................. 20, 23
Rheometer Method
Bending Beam - BBR ................................................................. 24
Dynamic Shear - DSR ................................................................. 25
Texture - PNR 21 ......................................................................... 18
Brookfield Viscometer - RV .............................................................. 26
Rheotex Texture Analyzer - PNR 21 ................................................ 18
BS/IP Reverse Flow Viscometer - RFV ........................................... 32
Ring & Ball Softening-Point ........................................................... 4, 7
Cannon-Fenske Opaque Viscometer - CFOV ................................ 31
Road Tar Distillation .......................................................................... 58
Bitumen Number ................................................................................ 16
Cannon-Manning Vacuum Viscometer - CMVV ............................. 33

Cleveland Flash- & Fire-Point .................................................... 41, 43
Creep Stiffness .................................................................................. 24
Cut-Back Bitumen Distillation .................................................. 56, 57
Dean & Stark Distillation .................................................................. 53

Density, Relative Density
Displacement / Balance ............................................................. 64
Hydrometer .................................................................................. 62
Pycnometer ................................................................................. 61
Distillation
Cut-Back Bitumen ................................................................ 56, 57
Paraffin Wax Content ................................................................. 52
Pitch ............................................................................................. 60
Road Tar Products ................................................................ 58, 59
Water Content ............................................................................. 53
Ductility ......................................................................................... 10, 14
Dynamic Shear Rheometer - DSR .................................................... 25
Dynamic Viscosity ............................................................................. 33
Road Tar Viscometer ......................................................................... 27

Rolling Thin Film Oven Test - RTFOT .............................................. 38
Rotating Flask Test - RFT ................................................................. 39
Rotary Viscometer - RV ..................................................................... 26
Sampling Devices
Closed-End Sampling Tube ......................................................

Grease Sampling Tube with handle .........................................
Open-End Sampling Tube .........................................................
Sampling Bottle with metal cage ..............................................
Tank Sampling Thief (BACON) .................................................
65
65
65
65
65
SHARP Method
Bending Beam Rheometer - BBR .............................................
Dynamic Shear Rheometer - DSR ............................................
Pressure Aging Vessel - PAV ....................................................
Rotational Viscometer - RV .......................................................
24
25
40
26
Softening-Point
Kraemer-Sarnow ..........................................................................
Ring & Ball - RKA 5 .......................................................................
Ring & Ball .....................................................................................
Wilhelmi .........................................................................................
9
4
7
8
Stiffness .............................................................................................. 24
Effect of Heat & Air ........................................................................... 36
Superpave ...................................................................... 38, 40, 41, 43
Elastic Properties ........................................................................ 10, 18
Tempering Devices
Equilibrium Method ..................................................................... 48, 49
Tensile Properties
Ductilometer - DD 3 .................................................................... 14
Force-Ductilometer - DDA 3 ...................................................... 10
Fire-Point (open cup)
................................................................. 41, 43

Pensky-Martens - PMA 4 ........................................................... 44
Pensky-Martens - PM 4 .............................................................. 47
Abel - ABA 4 .......................................................................... 48, 49
Abel .............................................................................................. 51
Flash-Point (open cup)
Cleveland (COC) - CLA 4 ........................................................... 41
Cleveland (COC) - CL 5 .............................................................. 43
........................................................................... 68
Texture ......................................................................................... 18 - 19
Thin-Film-Oven Test - TFOT ............................................................. 36
U-Tube Viscometer - RFV ................................................................. 32

Vacuum Capillary Tubes .................................................................. 33
Viscoelastic Properties ..................................................................... 25
....................................................................... 61
Viscosity
Apparent Viscosity ............................................................... 26, 27
Brookfield Viscometer - RV ....................................................... 26
Dynamic Shear Rheometer - DSR ............................................ 25
Dynamic Viscosity ...................................................................... 33
Efflux Viscometer ....................................................................... 27
Engler Viscometer ...................................................................... 30
Glass Capillary Viscometer ...................................................... 31
Kinematic Viscosity .................................................................... 31
Liquid Bath ................................................................................... 35
Reference Material ...................................................................... 66
Rotational Viscometer - RV ....................................................... 26
Saybolt Viscometer ..................................................................... 28
Specific Viscosity........................................................................ 30
Universal & Furol Method ........................................................... 28
Vacuum Capillary Tubes ............................................................ 33
Viscosity Liquid Bath ................................................................. 35
Hydrometer ......................................................................................... 62
Water Content Distillation ............................................................... 53
Kinematic Viscosity
Weight ................................................................................................. 64
Fraass-Method ............................................................................. 20, 23
Gay-Lussac Pycnometer
................................................................. 61
General Equipment ....................................................................... 67-69

Glass Capillary Viscosity
Asphalt Institute Vacuum Viscometer - AIVV ..........................
BS/IP Reverse Flow Viscometer - RFV ....................................
Cannon-Manning Vacuum Viscometer - CMVV ......................
Cannon-Fenske Opaque Viscometer - CFOV .........................
U-Tube Reverse Flow Viscometer - RFV ..................................
Zeitfuchs Cross-Arm Viscometer - ZCAV ................................
High Temperature Liquid Bath ..................................................
33
32
33
31
32
32
35
Gravity ................................................................................................. 62
Hubbard Pycnometer
......................................................................... 31
Kraemer-Sarnow Softening-Point ..................................................... 9
Wilhelmi Softening-Point Method ..................................................... 8
Zeitfuchs Cross-Arm Viscometers - ZCAV .................................... 32
71
Order-Numbers
10-0000.......................................23
10-0002 ........................................23
10-0003 ........................................23
10-0004 ........................................23
10-0006 .................................. 22, 23
10-0007 .................................. 22, 23
10-0008 ........................................23
10-0009 ........................................23
10-0010 ........................................23
10-0013 .................................. 34, 52
10-0016 ........................................22
10-0017 ........................................23
10-0048 ...................................... 6, 7
10-0049 .................................. 5, 6, 7
10-0051 ...................................... 6, 7
10-0052 ...................................... 6, 7
10-0055 ..........................................7
10-0056 ...................................... 6, 7
10-0057 ...................................... 8, 9
10-0061 .......................................7-9
10-0062 .......................................7-9
10-0063 .......................................7-9
10-0064 .......................................7-9
10-0065 .......................................7-9
10-0066 .......................................7-9
10-0067 .......................................7-9
10-0068 .......................................7-9
10-0070 ...................................... 6, 7
10-0071 ..........................................8
10-0075 ...................................... 6, 8
10-0076 ..........................................8
10-0077 ..........................................8
10-0079 ...................................... 5, 7
10-0081 ..........................................9
10-0082 ..........................................9
10-0084 ..........................................9
10-0086 ..........................................9
10-0087 ..........................................9
10-0089 ..........................................9
10-0090 ........................................23
10-0096 ..........................................9
10-0097 ..........................................9
10-0106 ...................................... 6, 8
10-0110 ........................................39
10-0117 ........................................36
10-0118 ........................................36
10-0123 ........................................37
10-0126 ...................................37-39
10-0127 ...................................37-39
10-0128 ........................................37
10-0134 ........................................37
10-0135 ........................................37
10-0136 ........................................52
10-0144 ........................................52
10-0145 ........................................52
10-0146 .................................. 37, 40
10-0149 ........................................37
10-0150 ........................................37
10-0152 ........................................59
10-0153 ........................................59
10-0154 ........................................57
10-0154 ........................................59
10-0155 ........................................57
10-0155 ........................................59
10-0156 ........................................59
10-0157 ........................................59
10-0158 ........................................59
10-0159 ........................................59
10-0160 ........................................52
10-0161 ........................................52
10-0166 .............................52, 57-60
10-0167 ........................................52
10-0168 ........................................52
10-0169 ........................................52
10-0170 ........................................52
10-0171 ........................................52
10-0173 ........................................57
10-0175 ........................................57
10-0176 ........................................57
72
10-0177.......................................57
10-0178 .................................. 56, 58
10-0179 ........................................60
10-0203 ........................................58
10-0204 ........................................56
10-0205 ............................ 56, 58, 60
10-0206 .................................. 58, 60
10-0207 .................................. 58, 60
10-0208 ...................... 56, 58, 59, 60
10-0210 ........................................56
10-0211 ........................................37
10-0212 ........................................37
10-0213 ........................................56
10-0214 ........................................56
10-0216 ........................................56
10-0219 ........................................56
10-0220 ........................................56
10-0222 ........................................37
10-0233 .................................. 22, 23
10-0234 ........................................52
10-0235 ........................................52
10-0236 ........................................52
10-0239 ........................................52
10-0242 ........................................37
10-0243 ........................................37
10-0244 ........................................37
10-0245 ........................................37
10-0281 ..........................................7
10-0284 ..........................................7
10-0285 ..........................................6
10-0288 ..........................................5
10-0295 ........................................27
10-0298 ........................................59
10-0312 ........................................27
10-0313 ........................................27
10-0317 ........................................27
10-0318 ........................................27
10-0319 ........................................27
10-0320 ........................................27
10-0322 ........................................27
10-0324 ........................................27
10-0329 ........................................27
10-0332 .................................. 13, 15
10-0335 .................................. 13, 15
10-0337 ........................................27
10-0338 ........................................27
10-0350 ........................................14
10-0351 ........................................14
10-0354 ........................................14
10-0355 ........................................14
10-0360 ........................................12
10-0361 ........................................12
10-0364 ........................................12
10-0365 ........................................12
10-0377 .................................. 13, 15
10-0379 .................................. 13, 15
10-0380 ............................ 12, 15, 68
10-0381 ............................ 12, 15, 68
10-0383 ............................ 13, 15, 63
10-0384 ............................ 13, 15, 63
10-0385 .................................. 15, 63
10-0386 .................................. 15, 63
10-0387 ........................................63
10-0388 ........................................63
10-0403 .................................. 13, 15
10-0404 ........................................12
10-0406 .................................. 13, 15
10-0455 ..........................................7
10-0460 ........................................21
10-0461 ........................................21
10-0473 ........................................22
10-0474 ........................................22
10-0475 ........................................22
10-0480 ..........................................6
10-0600 ........................................26
10-0601 ........................................26
10-0602 ........................................26
10-0603 ........................................26
10-0604 ........................................26
10-0605.......................................26
10-0619 ........................................38
10-0621 ........................................38
10-0625 ........................................39
10-0700 ........................................24
10-0701 ........................................24
10-0702 ........................................24
10-0706 ........................................24
10-0707 ........................................24
10-0708 ........................................24
10-0720 ........................................40
10-0721 ........................................40
10-0722 ........................................40
10-0724 ........................................40
10-0725 ........................................40
10-0726 ........................................40
10-0727 ........................................40
10-0770 ........................................25
10-0774 ........................................25
10-0775 ........................................25
10-0800 ..........................................5
10-0801 ..........................................5
10-0805 ...................................... 5, 6
10-0840 ..........................................5
10-0841 ..........................................5
10-0849 ..........................................5
10-0856 ..........................................5
10-0866 ..........................................5
10-0868 ..........................................5
10-0877 ..........................................6
10-1117 ........................................36
10-1178 ........................................57
10-1181 ..........................................5
10-1294 ........................................27
10-1296 ........................................57
10-1297 ............................ 57, 59, 60
10-1298 ........................................57
10-1321 ........................................27
10-1323 ........................................27
10-1333 .................................. 13, 15
10-1336 .................................. 13, 15
10-1337 .................................. 13, 15
10-1600 ........................................26
10-1601 ........................................26
10-1602 ........................................26
11-0018................................6-9, 55
11-0019 .................................6-9, 55
11-0022 ........................................63
11-0029 ............................ 6, 7, 9, 55
11-0030 .................................. 52, 63
11-0087 ........................................17
11-0088 ........................................17
11-0110 .............................52, 56-58
11-0119 ........................................60
11-0130 ............................ 27, 55, 56
11-0137 ..........................................9
11-0138 ................................ 7, 8, 55
11-0139 .................................... 6, 55
11-0140 .................................... 6, 55
11-0155 ...................... 27, 56, 58, 60
11-0156 ...................... 27, 56, 58, 60
11-0157 ........................................60
11-0158 ........................................60
11-0181 ...................... 13, 15, 19, 69
11-0395 ........................................30
11-0503 ........................................56
11-0599 ...........13, 22, 42, 45, 49, 69
12-0052.......................................51
12-0282 ........................................42
12-0283 ........................................42
12-0378 ..........................................6
12-0501 ........................................48
12-0502 ........................................48
12-0503 ........................................49
12-0504 ........................................49
12-0509 ........................................50
12-0510 ........................................50
12-0511 ........................................50
12-0512 ........................................50
12-0513 ........................................50
12-0514 ........................................50
12-0518 ........................................49
12-0520 ........................................49
12-0571 ........................................49
12-0574 ........................................50
12-0575 ........................................50
12-0577 ........................................50
12-0600 ...................... 45, 47, 49, 50
12-0629 .................................. 43, 51
12-0657 ........................................47
12-0658 ........................................47
12-0659 ........................................47
12-0660 ........................................47
12-0661 ........................................47
12-0662 ........................................47
12-0663 ........................................47
12-0664 ........................................47
12-0665 ........................................47
12-0666 ........................................47
12-0667 ........................................47
12-0668 ........................................47
12-0751 ........................................43
12-0752 ........................................43
12-0753 ........................................43
12-0754 ........................................43
12-0774 ........................................45
12-0777 .................................. 46, 47
12-0778 ...................... 42, 46, 47, 50
12-0779 .................................. 46, 47
12-0780 ........................................46
12-0781 ............................ 46, 47, 50
12-0782 ........................................45
12-0784 ........................................46
12-0785 .................................. 46, 47
12-0786 .................................. 46, 47
12-0787 ........................................46
12-0788 ........................................46
12-0790 ............................ 46, 47, 50
12-0791 ............................ 46, 47, 50
12-0793 .................................. 45, 47
12-0795 ........................................45
12-0940 ........................................41
12-0941 ........................................41
12-0949 ........................................42
12-0950 .................................. 42, 43
12-0951 ........................................42
12-0952 ........................................42
12-0953 ........................................42
12-0954 ........................................42
12-0955 ........................................42
12-0956 ........................................42
12-0958 ........................................42
12-0960 ........................................42
12-0962 .................................. 42, 43
12-0970 ........................................43
12-1030 ............................ 43, 47, 51
12-1270 ........................................51
12-1271 ........................................51
12-1277 ........................................51
12-1280 .......................................51
12-1281 .......................................51
12-1282 .......................................51
12-1283 .......................................51
12-1284 .......................................51
12-1286 .......................................51
12-1507 ............................ 46, 47, 50
Order-Numbers
12-1508........................... 45, 47, 49
12-1509 .................................. 45, 49
12-1512 .......................................50
12-1514 ........................................50
12-1515 ........................................50
12-1516 ........................................50
12-1518 ........................................50
12-1650 ........................................47
12-1651 ........................................47
12-1669 ........................................47
12-1750 .................................. 47, 51
12-1751 .................................. 47, 51
12-1752 .................................. 47, 51
12-1753 .................................. 47, 51
12-1754 .................................. 47, 51
12-1762 .................................. 45, 49
12-1763 ...........22, 42, 43, 45, 47, 49
12-1767 ........................................44
12-1770 ........................................44
12-1777 ........................................46
12-1785 ........................................46
12-1786 ........................................46
12-1787 ........................................46
12-1790 ........................................46
12-1791 ........................................46
12-1792 ........................................46
12-1795 ........................................45
12-2730 ........................................43
12-2731 ........................................43
12-2734 ........................................43
12-2735 ........................................43
12-2737 ........................................43
13-0147.........................................9
13-0565 ........................................63
13-0715 ........................................63
13-0716 ........................................63
13-0717 ........................................63
13-0718 ........................................63
13-0923 ........................................52
16-0264.......................................52
16-0313 ........................................52
16-0375 ........................................51
16-0376 ........................................51
16-0377 ........................................51
16-0378 ........................................51
16-0675 ........................................55
16-0700 ........................................38
16-0705 ........................................55
16-0742 ........................................55
16-0773 ........................................39
16-0820 ........................................55
16-0824 ........................................55
16-0825 ........................................55
16-0829 ........................................55
16-0830 ........................................53
16-0844 ........................................53
16-0845 ........................................54
16-0850 ........................................53
16-0859 ........................................54
16-0860 ........................................54
16-0861 ........................................54
16-0862 ........................................54
16-0863 ........................................54
16-0864 ........................................54
16-0865 ........................................54
16-0866 ........................................54
16-0867 ........................................54
16-0868 ........................................54
16-0869 ........................................54
16-0870 ........................................54
16-0871 ........................................54
16-0872 ........................................54
16-0873 ........................................54
16-0874 ........................................54
16-0875 ........................................54
16-0876 ........................................54
16-0877 ........................................54
16-0878 ........................................54
16-0879 ........................................54
16-0880 ........................................54
16-0881 ........................................54
16-0882 ........................................54
16-0883 ........................................54
16-0884 ........................................54
16-0886 ........................................54
16-0887 ........................................54
16-0888 ........................................54
16-0889 ........................................54
16-0890 ........................................54
16-0891 ........................................54
16-0892 ........................................54
16-0893 ........................................55
16-0894 ........................................55
16-0895 ........................................55
16-0896 ........................................55
16-0897 ........................................54
16-0898 .................................. 54, 55
16-0899 ........................................55
16-0901 ........................................54
16-0902 ........................................54
16-0925 ........................................52
16-1430 ........................................53
16-1444 ........................................53
16-1445 ........................................54
16-1450 ........................................53
16-1452 ........................................53
16-1454 ........................................53
16-1455 ........................................54
16-1458 ........................................53
16-1839 ........................................53
16-1844 ........................................53
16-1845 ........................................54
16-1850 ........................................53
17-0010.......................................52
17-0047 .................................. 58, 60
17-0584 ........................................55
17-0710 .................................. 52, 68
17-0711 .................................. 52, 68
17-0802 .................................. 52, 55
17-0804 .................................. 52, 55
18-0045.......................................19
18-0066 ........................................37
18-0247 ........................................19
18-0248 ........................................19
18-0251 ........................................19
18-0255 ........................................19
18-0279 ........................................19
18-0402 ................ 13, 15, 17, 19, 68
18-0403 ................ 13, 15, 17, 19, 68
18-1120 ........................................16
18-1135 ........................................17
18-1136 ........................................17
18-1137 ........................................17
18-1144 .................................. 17, 67
18-1145 ........................................17
18-1149 ........................................17
18-1160 ........................................17
18-1161 ........................................17
18-1163 ........................................17
18-1164 ........................................17
18-1200 ........................................17
18-1201 ........................................17
18-1202 ........................................17
18-1203 ........................................17
18-1204 ........................................17
18-1700 ........................................18
18-1701 ........................................18
18-1721 ........................................19
18-1726 ........................................19
18-1728 ........................................19
18-1732 ........................................19
18-2200 ........................................17
18-2213 ........................................17
18-2215 ........................................17
18-2370 ........................................17
19-0005.......................................65
19-0011 ........................................65
19-0032 ........................................65
19-0039 ........................................65
19-0041 ........................................65
19-0051 ........................................65
19-0052 ........................................65
19-0056 ........................................65
19-0057 ........................................65
19-0080 ........................................65
20-0030.......................................34
20-0040 ........................................34
20-0095 ........................................34
20-0096 ........................................34
20-0106 ........................................23
20-0150 ........................................35
20-0151 ........................................35
20-0154 .................................. 35, 68
20-0155 .................................. 35, 68
21-0030.......................................30
21-0113 ........................................30
21-0114 ........................................30
21-0115 ........................................30
21-0116 ........................................30
21-0117 ........................................30
21-0118 ........................................30
21-0155 ........................................30
21-0157 ........................................30
21-0158 ........................................30
21-0361 ........................................27
21-0362 ........................................27
21-0367 ........................................27
21-0368 ........................................27
21-0501 ........................................28
21-0502 ........................................28
21-0601 ............................ 17, 29, 63
21-0602 ........................................29
21-0603 ........................................29
21-0604 ........................................29
21-0605 ........................................29
21-0606 .................................. 29, 63

21-0607 ............................ 17, 29, 63
21-0608 ........................................29
21-0609 ........................................29
21-0610 ........................................29
21-0611 ........................................29
21-0612 .................................. 29, 63
21-0621 ............................ 17, 29, 63
21-0622 ........................................29
21-0623 ........................................29
21-0624 ........................................29
21-0625 ........................................29
21-0626 .................................. 29, 63
21-0627 ............................ 17, 29, 63
21-0628 ........................................29
21-0629 ........................................29
21-0630 ........................................29
21-0631 ........................................29
21-0632 .................................. 29, 63
21-0641 ........................................29
21-0642 ........................................29
21-0643 ........................................29
21-0644 ........................................29
21-0645 ........................................29
21-0646 ........................................29
21-0647 ........................................29
21-0648 ........................................29
21-0649 ........................................29
21-0650 ........................................29
21-0675 ........................................29
21-0693 ........................................29
21-0695 ...................... 28, 30, 34, 67
21-0697 .....15, 27, 28, 30, 34, 59, 67
21-0698 ........................................67
21-0699 ........................................29
21-0700 ........................................29
21-0701 ........................................29
21-0703 ........................................28
21-0704 ........................................29
21-0713 ........................................28
21-0714 ........................................28
21-6000 ........................................29
22-0050.......................................31
22-0051 ........................................31
22-0052 ........................................31
22-0053 ........................................31
22-0054 ........................................31
22-0055 ........................................31
22-0056 ........................................31
22-0057 ........................................31
22-0058 ........................................31
22-0059 ........................................31
22-0060 ........................................31
22-0061 ........................................31
22-0070 ........................................31
22-0093 .................................. 31, 34
22-0097 ........................................31
22-0157 ........................................35
22-0158 ........................................35
22-0159 ........................................35
22-0160 ........................................35
22-0161 ........................................35
22-0162 ........................................35
22-0163 ........................................35
22-0164 .................................. 31, 35
22-0200 ........................................32
22-0201 ........................................32
22-0202 ........................................32
22-0203 ........................................32
22-0204 ........................................32
22-0205 ........................................32
22-0206 ........................................32
22-0207 ........................................32
22-0208 ........................................32
73
Order-Numbers
22-0209.......................................32
22-0210 ........................................32
22-0220 ........................................32
22-0270 .................................. 32, 34
22-0278 ........................................32
22-0450 ........................................34
22-0500 ........................................33
22-0501 ........................................33
22-0502 ........................................33
22-0503 ........................................33
22-0504 ........................................33
22-0505 ........................................33
22-0506 ........................................33
22-0507 ........................................33
22-0508 ........................................33
22-0509 ........................................33
22-0510 ........................................33
22-0515 ........................................33
22-0516 ........................................33
22-0520 ........................................33
22-0521 ........................................33
22-0522 ........................................33
22-0523 ........................................33
22-0524 ........................................33
22-0525 ........................................33
22-0528 ...................................31-34
22-0529 ........................................33
22-0530 ........................................32
22-0531 ........................................32
22-0532 ........................................32
22-0533 ........................................32
22-0534 ........................................32
22-0535 ........................................32
22-0536 ........................................32
22-0537 ........................................32
22-0538 ........................................32
22-0539 ........................................32
22-0540 ........................................32
22-2050 ........................................31
22-2051 ........................................31
22-2052 ........................................31
22-2053 ........................................31
22-2054 ........................................31
22-2055 ........................................31
22-2056 ........................................31
22-2057 ........................................31
22-2058 ........................................31
22-2059 ........................................31
22-2060 ........................................31
22-2061 ........................................31
22-2065 ........................................31
22-2200 ........................................32
22-2201 ........................................32
22-2202 ........................................32
22-2203 ........................................32
22-2204 ........................................32
22-2205 ........................................32
22-2206 ........................................32
22-2207 ........................................32
22-2208 ........................................32
22-2209 ........................................32
22-2210 ........................................32
23-0204................................. 31, 34
74
24-0601.......................................66
24-0602 ........................................66
24-0603 ........................................66
24-0604 ........................................66
24-0605 ........................................66
24-0606 ........................................66
24-0607 .................................. 29, 66
24-0608 .................................. 29, 66
24-0609 ............................ 29, 34, 66
24-0610 .................................. 29, 66
24-0611 ............................ 29, 34, 66
24-0612 ........................................66
24-0613 ............................ 29, 34, 66
24-0614 ........................................66
24-0615 .................................. 34, 66
24-0616 ............................ 29, 34, 66
24-0617 ........................................66
24-0618 .................................. 34, 66
25-0001................................. 27, 55
25-0004 .................................6-9, 55
25-0009 ............................ 6, 7, 9, 55
25-0042 ..........................................7
25-0043 ..........................................7
25-0108 .................................. 27, 55
25-0228 ...........12, 15, 19, 22, 49, 69
25-0262 ........................................22
25-0274 ........................................67
25-0282 .......5, 17, 22, 45, 49, 64, 67
25-0283 .......5, 17, 22, 45, 49, 64, 67
25-0284 ........................................67
25-0304 .................................. 22, 67
25-0338 ........................................17
25-0368 .................................. 63, 69
25-0373 .................................. 63, 69
25-0382 .................................. 49, 69
25-0383 .................................. 49, 69
25-0388 ............................ 17, 19, 69
25-0389 ............................ 17, 19, 69
25-0393 .................................. 24, 69
25-0394 .................................. 24, 69
25-0417 ........................................64
25-0418 ........................................64
25-0420 ........................................64
25-0470 ........................................52
25-0471 ........................................52
25-0485 ........................................34
25-0486 ............................ 34, 38, 39
25-0490 .................................. 38, 39
25-0607 ........................................29
25-0608 ........................................29
25-0700 ........................................55
25-0701 ........................................55
25-0702 ........................................55
25-0703 ........................................55
25-0704 ........................................55
25-0705 ........................................55
25-0706 ........................................55
25-0707 ........................................55
25-0708 ........................................55
25-0804 ........................................45
25-0910 ..........................................5
25-0919 .................................... 5, 67
25-0920 ..........................................5
25-0970 ........................................42
26-0004.......................................63
26-0010 ........................................62
26-0011 ........................................62
26-0014 .................................. 55, 63
26-0017 ........................................63
26-0018 ........................................63
26-0019 ........................................64
26-0020 ........................................64
26-0026 ........................................63
26-0036 ........................................63
26-0037 ........................................63
26-0038 ........................................63
26-0039 ........................................63
26-0500 ........................................62
26-0501 ........................................62
26-0502 ........................................62
26-0503 ........................................62
26-0603 ........................................62
26-0604 ........................................62
26-0605 ........................................62
26-0606 ........................................62
26-0607 ........................................62
26-0608 ........................................62
26-0712 ........................................61
26-0721 ........................................61
26-0740 ........................................61
26-0741 ........................................61
26-0790 ........................................61
26-0791 ........................................61
26-0792 ........................................61
26-0793 ........................................61
26-0794 ........................................61
50-0001................................. 30, 40
50-5172 ........................................39
50-5227 ..........................................5
50-5229 ..........................................5
50-5242 ........................................60
50-5315 .......................................7-9
50-5317 ..........................................5
50-7027 ........................................54
50-7030 ........................................54
50-7047 ........................................54
50-7050 ........................................54
50-9023 ........................................49
50-9024 .................................. 46, 50
50-9026 ........................................66
50-9110 .................................. 46, 50
50-9111 ...................... 42, 43, 46, 50
50-9112 .................................. 46, 50
50-9113 .................................. 46, 50
50-9114 .................................. 46, 50
50-9160 ..........................................5
50-9161 ........................................35
50-9162 ........................................35
50-9167 .......................................7-9
90-0100.......................................35
90-0101 ........................................35
90-0102 ........................................35
90-0103 ........................................30
90-0125 ........................................35
90-0136 ........................................35
90-0137 ........................................35
90-0149 ........................................35
90-0173 ........................................35
90-0196 ........................................35
90-0204 ........................................35
90-0212 ........................................35
90-0214 ........................................35
90-0217 ........................................35
90-0240 ........................................35
90-0241 ........................................35
90-0247 ........................................51
90-0248 ........................................51
90-0250 ........................................35
90-0251 ........................................35
90-0252 ........................................35
90-0253 ........................................35
90-0254 ........................................35
90-0281 ........................................35
90-0284 ........................................35
90-0285 ........................................35
90-0306 ........................................51
90-0307 ........................................51
90-0311 ........................................35
90-0315 ........................................35
90-1101 ........................................35
90-1103 ........................................30
90-1149 ........................................35
90-1196 ........................................35
90-1204 ........................................35
90-1212 ........................................35
90-1214 ........................................35
90-1215 ........................................35
90-1217 ........................................35
90-1240 ........................................35
90-1241 ........................................35
90-1247 ........................................51
90-1248 ........................................51
90-1281 ........................................35
90-1284 ........................................35
90-1285 ........................................35
90-1306 ........................................51
90-1307 ........................................51
90-1311 ........................................35
90-1315 ........................................35
99-0143.......................................19
99-0144 ........................................19
International Standards
AASHTO
DIN
AASHTO MP 1 (obs.) ..................................... 40

AASHTO PP 1 (obs.) ...................................... 40
AASHTO R 28 ................................................. 40
AASHTO T 47 ................................................. 36
AASHTO T 48 ........................................... 41, 43
AASHTO T 51 ........................................... 10, 14
AASHTO T 53 ............................................... 4, 7
AASHTO T 55 ................................................. 53
AASHTO T 59 ................................................. 53
AASHTO T 72 ................................................. 28
AASHTO T 73-B ....................................... 44, 47
AASHTO T 79 ........................................... 56, 65
AASHTO T 172-B ....................................... 44, 47
AASHTO T 240 ................................................. 38
AASHTO T 300 ................................................. 10
AASHTO T 313 ................................................. 24
AASHTO T 315 ................................................. 25
AASHTO T 316 ................................................. 26
AASHTO T 320 ................................................. 40
AASHTO TP 1 (obs.) ..................................... 24
AASHTO TP 5 (obs.) ..................................... 25
AASHTO TP 48 (obs.) ..................................... 26
DIN 1995 (obs.) ....................................... 53, 61

DIN 1996-2 (obs.) ............................................ 65
DIN 1996-5 ....................................................... 53
DIN 1996-15 ................................................... 4, 8
DIN 51 366 (obs.) ............................................. 31
DIN 51 372 (obs.) ............................................. 31
DIN 51 376 (obs.) ....................................... 41, 43
DIN 51 550 (obs.) ............................................. 31
DIN 51 560 (obs.) ............................................. 30
DIN 51 582 (obs.) ............................................. 53
DIN 51 757-2 .................................................... 64
DIN 51 755-1 .................................................... 48
DIN 52 001 ....................................................... 65
DIN 52 004 ....................................................... 61
DIN 52 010 (obs.) ............................................. 16
DIN 52 011 (obs.) ........................................... 4, 7
DIN 52 012 (obs.) ....................................... 20, 23
DIN 52 013 ................................................. 10, 14
DIN 52 015 (obs.) ............................................. 52
DIN 52 016 (obs.) ............................................. 39
DIN 52 024 ....................................................... 57
DIN 52 025 ......................................................... 9
DIN 52 027 ....................................................... 59
DIN 52 048 (obs.) ............................................. 53
DIN 55 680 (obs.) ............................................. 48
DIN V 52 021-1 (obs.) ................................ 10, 14
ASTM
ASTM D
5 ................................................... 16
ASTM D
6 ................................................... 36
ASTM D 20 ................................................... 58
ASTM D 36 ................................................. 4, 7
ASTM D 70 ................................................... 61
ASTM D 71 ................................................... 64
ASTM D 88 ................................................... 28
ASTM D 92 ............................................. 41, 43
ASTM D 93-B ......................................... 44, 47
ASTM D 95 ................................................... 53
ASTM D 113 ............................................. 10, 14
ASTM D 140 ................................................... 65
ASTM D 244 ................................................... 53
ASTM D 246 (obs.) ........................................ 58
ASTM D 402 ................................................... 56
ASTM D 445 ................................................... 31
ASTM D 446 ................................................... 31
ASTM D 1481 ................................................... 61
ASTM D 1665 ................................................... 30
ASTM D 1754 ................................................... 36
ASTM D 2171 ................................................... 33
ASTM D 2569 ................................................... 60
ASTM D 2872 ................................................... 38
ASTM D 3142 ................................................... 62
ASTM D 4057 ................................................... 65
ASTM D 4402 ................................................... 26
ASTM D 5329 ................................................... 16
ASTM D 5892 (obs.) .................................. 10, 14
ASTM D 6084 ............................................. 10, 14
ASTM D 6521 ................................................... 40
ASTM D 6648 ................................................... 24
ASTM E 102 ..................................................... 28
ASTM P 226 (obs.) .................................... 10, 14
ASTM P 245 ..................................................... 24
ASTM P 246 ..................................................... 25
ASTM PS 36 (obs.) .......................................... 40
DIS
DIS 3658 (obs.) ................................................ 61
EN
EN
58 ......................................................... 65
EN
456 (obs.) .............................................. 48
EN 1426 ......................................................... 16
EN 1427 ....................................................... 4, 7
EN 1428 ......................................................... 53
EN 1871-F ................................................... 4, 8
EN 12 591 ......................................................... 25
EN 12 593 ................................................... 20, 23
EN 12 596 ......................................................... 33
EN 12 606-1 ..................................................... 52
EN 12 607-1 ..................................................... 38
EN 12 607-2 ..................................................... 36
EN 12 607-3 ..................................................... 39
EN 12 846 ......................................................... 27
EN 13 179-1 ................................................... 4, 7
EN 13 179-2 ..................................................... 16
EN 13 302 ......................................................... 26
EN 13 303 ......................................................... 36
EN 13 358 ......................................................... 56
EN 13 398 ................................................... 10, 14
EN 13 589 ......................................................... 10
EN 13 703 ......................................................... 10
EN 13 880-2 ..................................................... 16
EN 14 769 ......................................................... 40
EN 14 771 ......................................................... 24
EN 22 592 (obs.) ........................................ 41, 43
FTM
FTM 141-4293 ............................................ 44, 47
FTM 141A-4285 (obs.) ..................................... 28
FTM 791-1102 ............................................. 44,47
FTM 791-1103 ............................................ 41, 43
FTM 791-304 .................................................... 28
FTM 791-305 (obs.) ......................................... 31
BS
BS 434 (obs.) ................................................. 53
BS 3442-2 (obs.) ........................................ 48, 51
BS 4385 (obs.) ................................................. 53
BS 4453 (obs.) ................................................. 56
BS 4689 (obs.) ........................................... 41, 43
BS 4699 (obs.) ................................................. 61
IP
IP
IP
IP
IP
IP
IP
27 ............................................................... 56
32 (obs.) .............................................. 10, 14
34-B ..................................................... 44, 47
36 ......................................................... 41, 43
45 (obs.) .................................................... 36
49 (obs.) .................................................... 16
IP 58 ............................................................. 4, 7
IP 59-A (obs.) ................................................. 64
IP 59-B (obs.) ................................................. 64
IP 71-1 ............................................................ 31
IP 71-2 ............................................................ 31
IP 74 ............................................................... 53
IP 80 ......................................................... 20, 23
IP 170 ......................................................... 48, 51
IP 189 ................................................................ 61
IP 190 ................................................................ 61
IP 212 ............................................................... 30
IP 222 ............................................................... 33
IP 291 ............................................................... 53
IP 304-1 (obs.) . .......................................... 48, 51
IP 304-2 (obs.) ........................................... 48, 51
IP 459-1 ............................................................ 52
IP 460-2 ............................................................ 36
IP 460-3 ............................................................ 39
IP 491 ......................................................... 48, 51
IP 492 ......................................................... 48, 51
IP 506 ............................................................... 36
IP 515 ............................................................... 10
IP 516 ......................................................... 10, 14
IP 520 ............................................................... 10
ISO
ISO 1516 .................................................. 48, 51
ISO 1523 .................................................. 48, 51
ISO 2592 .................................................. 41, 43
ISO 2719-B ............................................... 44, 47
ISO 3104 ........................................................ 31
ISO 3105 ........................................................ 31
ISO 3679 ........................................................ 48
ISO 3680 ........................................................ 48
ISO 3733 ........................................................ 53
ISO 3838 ........................................................ 61
ISO 13736 .................................................. 48, 51
JIS
JIS K 2207 ................... 4, 7, 10, 14, 28, 31, 36, 38
JIS K 2208 ........................................................ 30
JIS K 2249 ........................................................ 61
JIS K 2265 ...................................... 20, 23, 41, 43
JIS K 2275 ........................................................ 53
JIS K 2283 ........................................................ 31
NF
NF M 07-011 (obs.) .................................... 48, 51
NF M 07-036 ..................................................... 48
NF T 60-100 (obs.) ........................................... 31
NF T 60-118 (obs.) ..................................... 41, 43
NF T 60-616 (obs.) ........................................... 48
NF T 60-617 (obs.) ........................................... 48
NF T 65-001 (obs.) ........................................... 25
NF T 66-003 (obs.) ........................................... 56
NF T 66-006 (obs.) ..................................... 10, 14
NF T 66-008 (obs.) ......................................... 4, 7
NF T 66-011 (obs.) ........................................... 36
NF T 66-026 (obs.) ..................................... 20, 23
NF T 66-047 (obs.) ........................................... 36
NF T 66-048 (obs.) ........................................... 39
SHRP
SHRP 1001 .......................................................
SHRP 1002 .......................................................
SHRP 1006 .......................................................
SHRP 1007 .......................................................
SHRP B-002 .....................................................
SHRP B-003 .....................................................
40
24
26
25
24
25
Superpave
Superpave .................. 24, 25, 26, 38, 40, 41, 43
(obs.) = obsolete
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Bitumen Methods / Info .................................................................................. 3

Softening-Point (RKA) ............................................................................ 4 - 9

Breaking-Point (BPA) ............................................................................. 20 - 23

Density & Weight .................................................................................... 61 - 64

Petrotest Company ...................................................................... on the rear

Petrotest Instruments GmbH & Co KG

Flash Point .................................... [41-51]

Loss-On-Heat Method (LOH) ............... [36]

To define the hazards of flammable and

Thin-Film-Oven Method (TFOT) ........... [36]

Cleveland Method (CLA) .................. [41, 43]

Rolling Thin-Film-Oven Meth. (RTFOT) [38]

Breaking-Point (FRAASS) ..... [20-23]

Density & Weight ....................... [61-64]

Pensky-Martens Method (PMA) ..... [44, 47]

General Equipment ................... [67-69]

Penetration & Texture ............... [16-19]

Reference Fluids ............................. [66]

Distillation ..................................... [56-60]

Softening-Points ........................... [4-9]

Cut-Back & Road Tar Method ......... [56, 58]

Kraemer-Sarnow Method ........................ [9]

Pitch Method........................................... [60]

Ring & Ball Method .................................. [4]

Wilhelmi Method ...................................... [8]

Stiffness .............................................. [24]

Tensile Properties (Ductility) . [10-15]

Water Content .............................. [53-55]

Softening-Point - Ring & Ball Method - RKA 5 (automatic)

To determine the temperature

Bitumen and bituminous binders:

Filler aggregats in bituminous mixtures:

The RKA 5 instrument features a microprocessor

The test procedure is supported by intelligent

RKA 5 - Automatic Softening-Point Tester Ring and Ball Method

Mechanical Ball Centering

Service Kit RKA 5 to check the Laser-Scanner

Load Balls, steel blackened

Pouring Plate, brass, U-shape

Gauge-Ball for light barrier adjustment

Test Rack (Mechanical) RKA 5

Visor for scanner

Temperature Probe Pt-100

10-0856, 50-5227 & 50-5229

Electromagnetical Ball Centering

10-0079 & Rings

RKA & Options

Option Standardized Mechanical Ball Centering

Test Rack RKA 5 (design acc. standard)

Ball Centering Guide

Load Balls, steel, blackened

Option Electromagnetic Ball Centering:

Test Rack Electromagnetic

Test Kit Softening-Point - Wilhelmi

Ball Centering Guide

Ring (Wilhelmi) with bayonet lock

Option former referee tests acc. IP 58 & NF T66-008:

Rings, tapered (former IP & NF),