Seta Multiflash Cleveland Flash Point Module - 34300-2
The automatic Cleveland module conforms precisely to national and international Cleveland open cup flash point test methods. It comprises a sample cup, temperature probe, flash/fire detector, and a DIPS pod containing the sweeping mechanism with co-axial gas/electric ignitor.
The Cleveland module must be used with the Multiflash Automatic Flash Point – Universal Base Unit (34000-0). The base unit recognises that the Cleveland module is connected and instantaneously sets up standard test parameters and calibration data.
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Features
- Fully self-contained flash/fire point test module
- Ambient to 400 °C
- Gas or electric ignition
- Automatic heating control, flash and fire detection
- Automatic test results & end of test audible warning
- Automatic snuffer
- Automatic barometric correction
Additional Information
The flash point test area consists of a removeable sample cup in a thermal insulation ring, and a probe block for mounting the flash/fire detector and sample temperature probe. The sample cup is heated by the hotplate within the Multiflash Automatic Flash Point - Universal Base Unit (34000-0).
The DIPS pod contains the ignitor sweeping mechanism with a coaxial gas jet/electric hot wire ignitor, and a snuffer that extinguishes any flames in the sample cup at the end of the test.
The sample temperature probe is a class A PRT, and flash/fire detection is by an ionisation ring.
Safety features include an initial sweep to check that the sample is below its flash point at the start of the test and a PRT check to ensure that the correct probe is connected and is immersed in sample. When in search mode, the software limits the maximum temperature to 50 °C above "expected flash". The snuffer automatically deploys at the end of the test or if the independent fire detection probe (mounted over the test area) detects a flame. The hotplate in the Multiflash Automatic Flash Point - Universal Base Unit (34000-0) is equipped with a cut-out to protect against over-temperature.
The optional Cooling Boost Accessory (34008-0) allows the test area to be rapidly cooled in between tests by a blast of compressed air.
Supplied with;
DIPS Pod
Test Area
Ignitor
Ionisation ring flash detector
Fire detector
Sample PRT
Sweep arm setup tools
Interconnection cables
Instruction manuals
Temperature Range | Ambient to 400 °C |
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Bath | N/A |
Heating | Hotplate |
Post Test Cooling | Fan assisted or Forced Air (Requires 34008-0 Cooling Boost Module option) |
Post Test Cool-down Time (90°C to 50°C) | 9 minutes (Fan) 6 minutes (Forced Air) |
Ignitor | Quick-fit coaxial gas jet / electric hot wire, user selectable (Electric hot wire pilot light for gas jet) |
Temperature Probe | Class A Platinum Resistance Thermometer, °C or °F |
Flash / Fire Detection | Ionisation Ring |
Gas Supply (gas jet ignitor) | Laboratory gas, 3 kPa (0.44 psi) maximum pressure |
Air Supply (forced air cooling | Dry compressed air, 670 kPa (100 psi) maximum pressure |
Voltage | 110/120 V or 220/240 V, 50/60 Hz, (switchable) |
Power | 1 kW |
Size (HxWxD) | 33 cm x 47 cm x 42 cm |
Weight | 12 kg |
CCCN Code | Tariff 90268020 |
Industries
Methods
ASTM D92 | Standard test method for flash and fire points by cleveland open cup |
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IP 36 | Determination of flash and fire points - Cleveland open cup method (ISO 2592:2000) |
BS DIN EN ISO 2592 | Determination of flash and fire points. Cleveland open cup method |