PowderPro A1

Automatic Powder Characteristics Tester

Name: PowderPro A1
Brand: Bettersize Instruments Ltd.

The physical properties of a powder pile are very important and need to be measured, the basic physical characteristics of powdered materials are practically significant in powder production, processing, transportation, storage and other applications. PowderPro A1 is mainly used for the analysis of powder physical characteristics by testing angle of repose and fall, angle of difference, angle of spatula, voidage, uniformity, cohesiveness, tapped density, bulk density, compressibility, dispersibility, flowability index, floodability index. PowderPro A1 was developed to obtain fast, simple, accurate, scientific test results for the physical properties of all these powders.

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Features and Benefits of PowderPro A1 Powder Physical Characteristics Tester

1. Measured and calculated parameters
PowderPro A1 measures fully automatic:
• Angle of Repose and Fall
• Angle of Spatula (Flat Plate Angle)

• Bulk and Tapped Densities

• Dispersibility
• Voidage and Cohesion

PowderPro A1 calculates fully automatic:
• Angle of Difference

• Compressibility

• Uniformity
• Flowability Index
• Floodability Index
• Sieve Size

2. Measure angles with image method
Photographs were taken using high-definition CCD imaging technology. Parameters such as angle of repose, angle of fall and angle of spatula are obtained in a fast and easy way with high precision and good repeatability through the unique image recognition and processing technology.

3. Patented rotary vibration technology:
Ensure smooth surface of the powder and to improve measurement accuracy.

4. Automatic control technology:
Fully automatic PC or mobile control ensures easy usage and operation. Accurate and reliable test results are obtained by SOP mode for standardized testing process.

5. Conformity:
• ASTM D6393-08/D6393-14
• ISO 3953:1993
• USP32-NF27<616>
• EP7.0 07/2010:20934E

6. Data communication:
An electronic scale is connected to the instrument and the weight data is automatically transferred to the system for data processing and calculation of results.

7. Advanced technology of tapped density:
The tapped density is achieved through the perfect combination of variable frequency and rotary vibration technology. The vibration frequency of 50 to 300 times per minute can be continuously adjusted; vibration amplitude of 3 or 14 mm can be selected. During vibration, the cylinder is in a uniform rotation state, this guarantees the horizontal powder surface and improves the accuracy of the reading.

Measure Angle of Repose

Measure Bulk Density and Tapped Density

Powder Characterization

Specification of PowderPro A1 Powder Physical Characteristics Tester
Measurement	fully automatic
Parameters	8 (measured) + 6 (calculated)
Powders	metallic and non-metallic
Conformity ASTM	ASTM D6393-08/D6393-14
Conformity ISO	ISO 3953: 1993
Conformity USP	USP32-NF27<616>
Conformity EP	EP7.0 07/2010: 20934E
Sieve size	45 - 2000 µm
Amplitude	3 or 14 mm
Tapped frequency	50-300 times per minute (continuous adjustment)
Control terminal	PC, PAD, or mobile phone
Connection	Wi-Fi
Dimensions	600 × 350 × 730 mm (L × W × H)
Weight	42 kg
Power supply	AC 220 V, 50/60 Hz, 230 W

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