LS-PSV-14 Accelerated Polishing Machine
LS-PSV-14 Accelerated Polishing Machine is a Los Angeles abrasion and accelerated polishing machines for EN 1097-8, BS 812-114 workflows.
Fourteen-Specimen Road Wheel
The road wheel carries a full set of fourteen curved aggregate specimens for consistent exposure during the accelerated polishing cycle.
Controlled Polishing Load
The 725 ±10 N loading mechanism maintains the specified contact force between the rubber wheel and mounted specimens.
Separate Coarse and Fine Abrasive Feed
Independent hoppers support the staged abrasive sequence used to reproduce progressive traffic polishing.
Integrated Water Regulation
A dedicated water-feed path and flow control keep the specimen interface conditioned throughout the polishing procedure.
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Aggregate abrasion and polishing resistance testing
LS-PSV-14 Accelerated Polishing Machine is an accelerated polishing machine for conditioning fourteen aggregate specimens under EN 1097-8, BS 812-114. It supports road-surfacing laboratories that compare polished-stone performance and retained skid resistance after controlled wheel loading, abrasive feed, and water conditioning.
What is LS-PSV-14 Accelerated Polishing Machine used for?
LS-PSV-14 Accelerated Polishing Machine is used for aggregate abrasion and polishing workflows in civil engineering materials laboratories, quality control labs, research programs, and construction material acceptance testing.
Which standards does LS-PSV-14 support?
LS-PSV-14 supports EN 1097-8, BS 812-114. Lithostek can also configure reporting fields, accessories, and calibration documents around local project or laboratory requirements.
Can Lithostek configure LS-PSV-14 for my laboratory?
Yes. Lithostek application engineers can review specimen format, target standards, throughput, power supply, data output, and training requirements before quoting a suitable configuration.
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