The ability of a turbine, hydraulic, or lubricating oil to separate entrained air is a key performance characteristic in applications where agitation causes a dispersion of air bubbles in the oil. To determine air release properties, the sample is heated to a specified test temperature and blown with compressed air. After the air flow is stopped, the time required for the air entrained in the oil to reduce in volume to 0.2% is the air bubble separation time.
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"Conforms to ASTM D3427, IP 313 and related specifications Integrated Touch Screen Control Panel Automatic Lift System that moves test vessel from air source to balance sinker Automatic calculation of final sample density for determination of air release value Integrated Circulation Bath with water level indicator Integrated Balance Secure Clamp Mechanism of the air tube Automated Jacketed Test Vessel draining Safety Shield LIMS Compatibility"
Sample Temperature Stability: ±0.1 °C Air Temperature Stability: ±0.2 °C Density: ±0.001 g/mL
Thermometer Calibration Bath
Waterbath
Constant Temperature Hydrometer Bath, 12-Place
Automatic Cloud and Pour Point Analyzer
