Specific Gravity Bench allows easy suspended weighing of samples in water for relative density determinations of aggregates, hardened concrete, bituminous mixtures, refractory brick, and similar materials. The bench is sturdy 0.15in steel, and features one 3.5in (88.9mm) diameter hole in the top balance platform for weigh-below hook suspension of samples and thermometers.
The lower support doubles as a shelf that can be adjusted to fit heavy-duty polyethylene 30gal (114L) or 45gal (170L) Plastic Water Tanks (ordered separately). The tank can be positioned at either 4 or 10in above the ground (without casters). Water heater and circulator accessories can be added to the tanks for precise temperature control of immersion water. Wire baskets and cradles in small and large capacities are also available for suspended weighing.
The balance accessory offers versatile solutions in parts counting, percent, and differential weighing, density determination, statistics, and more.
Features
- Optimal for weighing suspended samples in water for specific gravity determinations
- Convenient holes for weigh-below suspension of samples and thermometers
- Lower support serves as a shelf for optional Plastic Water Tanks
Included Items
- Specific Gravity Bench
Accessories
- SGA-120 & SGA-122 Specific Gravity Water Tanks available in 30gal and 44gal capacities
- SGA-119, SGA-125 & SGA-135 Small/Large Density Weighing Cradles used in suspension weighing
- HM-651 Curing Tank Heater helps control the temperature of immersion water, has a maximum temperature of 73.4°F, and is used for aggregate testing.
- HM-649 EZ Mount Heater/Circulator provides circulation and temperature control functionality in one compact, portable unit. It has a maximum temperature of 212°F and is used for asphalt testing.
- HM-655 Curing Tank Circulator maintains an even, precise temperature.
- SGA-130 Locking Caster Wheels Set for Specific Gravity Bench easily attach to allow moving bench in the lab
- SG-7A #8 Stainless Steel Wire Mesh Basket used to suspend aggregates in water
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