Sealed storage method for cutting oil for concrete cutting machines [for specimens for salt content analysis]
MIS-194-0-70 model
Slice specimens with high precision at a thickness of a few millimeters! No water used, suitable for salt content analysis specimens as well!
The cutting precision is good, and it is possible to cut to a thickness of about a few millimeters. Using oil instead of water for cooling and lubrication during cutting prevents the dilution of salt content in the specimen, ensuring that test results are not affected, making it ideal for shaping specimens for salt content analysis. Additionally, unlike dry cutting, there is no dust generation, so there is no need for the installation of dust collectors or post-processing efforts.
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【Specifications】 □Delivery: Stepless speed variation or 4 to 30 mm/min □Maximum cutting thickness: 160 mm □Power supply: Three-phase 200 V 750 W □Blade: φ450 mm *For other specifications and details, please contact us.
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Applications/Examples of results
For cutting and processing rocks.
Company information
Marui is promoting the development of new testing equipment and the automation of testing devices through the introduction of cutting-edge technology, and has released the automatic pressure testing machine "Hi-ACTIS-2000," a concrete freeze-thaw testing device, and the specimen polishing end face finishing machine "Haikenma Tsuru Tsuru." Additionally, the simple ground bearing capacity measuring device "Caspole," developed through joint efforts of government, academia, and industry, is also a significant achievement. To continue advancing as a comprehensive testing machine manufacturer that creates an environment for the 22nd century, and to meet our customers' expectations, we will continue to make further efforts.
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