Ignition temperature tester

Introduction

The Ignition Temperature Tester is a vital instrument used to determine the lowest temperature at which a substance will spontaneously ignite in air without an external ignition source like a spark or flame. This property, also known as the auto-ignition temperature (AIT), is a critical parameter for assessing the fire and explosion hazards associated with flammable materials, including liquids, gases, and powders.

This tester typically involves heating a sample in a controlled environment and gradually increasing the temperature until ignition occurs. The measured AIT is essential for establishing safe operating temperatures for equipment used in hazardous areas, classifying flammable materials, and developing safety protocols for handling and storage. Industries such as chemical processing, petroleum refining, and pharmaceuticals rely heavily on this data to prevent accidental fires and explosions.

Technical parameters:

1. MCU control, easy to use and maintain

2. The copper ingot furnace is 100mm in diameter and 100mm in height, and has 4 container holes

3. Stainless steel container with inner diameter of 9mm, height of 48mm, wall thickness of 1mm, with a length of 10mm, inner diameter of 1.5mm nozzle cover.

4. Voltage and power :220V+10%V, 50HZ, power about 500W5. Butane igniter inner diameter 0.8mm+0.1mm nozzle, flame height 10mm-20mm can be adjusted

5. The copper ingot furnace can be constant at any temperature between (150-450)℃

6. Temperature control accuracy :±2℃