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Home > Aggregates > Geometrical Properties > Assessment of Fines > Bottle Roller

Bottle Roller

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Used for the determination of clay, silt and dust in fine and coarse aggregates to BS method. This apparatus rotates a glass bottle containing sampl...
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Description

Used for the determination of clay, silt and dust in fine and coarse aggregates to BS method. This apparatus rotates a glass bottle containing samples as described in the Standard at a speed of 80 ± 20 rpm.
 
 

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  • Power: 90 W
  • Dimensions: 424 x 195 x 275 mm (w x d x h)
  • Weight: 8.5 kg (approx.)

Standards

  • BS 812

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