Asphalt and Bitumen Testing Equipment

Digital Marshall Stability apparatus specifically designed to measure the resistance of the plastic flow of the cylindrical specimen for the bituminous paving of the loaded mixture on a flat surface.

Diamond core bits are drill bits welded with tiny particles of diamond, the toughest material known, suitable for cutting through asphalt and other materials.

A muffle furnace isolates the subject material from the fuel and all combustion products, including gases and flying ash, ideal for asphalt testing.

Bitumen Penetrometer consists of a vertical pillar mounted on a base provided with leveling screws, with a head, dial plunger rod, and cone (or needle).

Digital Bitumen Penetrometer features a vertical pillar mounted on a base with leveling screws, including a head, dial plunger rod, and cone (or needle) for precise measurements.

The Merlin Roughness Testing Machine measures the unevenness of road surfaces, a key factor in determining vehicle operating costs.

The Automatic Marshall Compactor eliminates the difficult process of manual compaction, used for preparing asphalt specimens.

The Kinematic Viscosity Bath Apparatus is used for measuring the kinetic viscosity of different types of oils, essential for asphalt testing.

This instrument is used for determination and checking of bitumen percentage in bituminous mix, using a solvent for extraction.

The Hardness Tester for Mastic Asphalt is used to ascertain the hardness number for floors made using mastic asphalt, featuring an insulated cabinet and water bath.

The Core Cutting Machine is suitable for cutting/drilling cores of concrete, rocks, stones, tiles, or similar materials, including asphalt.

The Dean Stark Apparatus in an azeotropic distillation is a useful way to remove a product, such as water, during asphalt testing.