Maintenance and Calibration Taber
Preventive, curative maintenance, calibration of abrasimeters, scratch testers and other Taber equipment
Taber Rotary Abrasers 1700 / 1750 | Labomat
Taber Rotary Abrasers 1700 / 1750
The 'Test Taber' provides reliable data within minutes. Used to assess a material's resistance to wear, a flat sample is mounted on a turntable that rotates on a vertical axis. As the platen rotates, contact of the sample against the sliding rotation of two grinding wheels causes wear while a vacuum system removes loose wear debris during testing. The abrasion marks form a pattern of crossed arcs in a circular band that covers an area of approximately 30 cm².
Description
Taber 1700 single-track or Taber 1750 dual-track rotary abrasimeter for performing accelerated wear tests on a wide variety of materials.
• Display of the following test parameters: mode, test duration, cycles, plate speed, aspiration level.
• Choice of 60 or 72 rpm rotation speed.
• 4 possible evaluation methods: visual, loss of mass, loss of volume and depth of wear.
• Numerous abrasives and accessories.
• Supplied with 2 or 4 * 500 g weights, 2 or 4 * 1000 g weights, 1 or 2 * Ø 108 mm sample holders with fixing ring, hexagonal wrench, vacuum cleaner, brush and calibration certificate.
* For Taber 1750 dual station model
• Optional calibration verification kit.
• Complies with more than 150 standards in the fields of paints, plastics, wood, glass, concrete, packaging, textiles, ceramics, etc., such as EN 438-2, EN 13696, NF T 30 015 ...
| Consumables and Accessories for Taber 1700 or Taber 1750 Abrasive Meters |
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| Grinding wheels, abrasive strips |
Calibrase (CS) wheels: resilient wheel composed of abrasive rubber particles and aluminum oxide. Recommended for testing rigid samples. Calibrade (H) wheels: non-resilient wheel composed of vitrified clay and abrasive particles of silicone carbide or aluminum oxide. Recommended for testing flexible samples. |
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Sample cutter Ref. 985000 |
Positioning brackets (multisamples, wet abrasion, textiles, plastics, ...) |
Extension kit Ref. 135880 (up to 40 mm) |
Soundproof box Ref. 129497 (up to -20% dB) |
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Scratch tool Ref. 135647 |
Reshaping device Ref. 980350 |
Gravelling system Ref. 980355 (aluminum oxide particles) |
Other accessories: contact us |
Demonstration video:
Video: Grinding wheel reshaping tool:
Other videos:
PREPARATION OF SAMPLES GRIT FEEDER ATTACHMENT SCUFFING HEAD ATTACHMENT
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The 'Test Taber' provides reliable data within minutes. Used to assess a material's resistance to wear, a flat sample is mounted on a turntable that rotates on a vertical axis. As the platen rotates, contact of the sample against the sliding rotation of two grinding wheels causes wear while a vacuum system removes loose wear debris during testing. The abrasion marks form a pattern of crossed arcs in a circular band that covers an area of approximately 30 cm².