LS-ACV-154 Aggregate Crushing Value Apparatus
LS-ACV-154 Aggregate Crushing Value Apparatus is a aggregate impact value apparatus for BS 812-110, BS 812-111 workflows.
Dimension-Specific Public Model
The LS-ACV-154 name records the supplied internal cylinder diameter instead of hiding it behind a generic capacity number.
Complete Passive Apparatus Set
Cylinder, plunger, base plate, tamping rod, and cylindrical measure are supplied together for controlled specimen preparation and loading.
Heavy All-Steel Construction
Substantial wall thickness and a matched plunger provide a stable load path under repeated compression-machine use.
Clear Load-Frame Boundary
The product is identified as an accessory set requiring a compatible compression machine rather than as a self-powered tester.
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Aggregate impact value testing
LS-ACV-154 Aggregate Crushing Value Apparatus is a manual aggregate impact value apparatus with a 13.5-14 kg hammer and 380 mm controlled drop for toughness testing under BS 812-110, BS 812-111. It supports roadstone and construction aggregate laboratories that need repeatable impact resistance data for material selection and acceptance.
What is LS-ACV-154 Aggregate Crushing Value Apparatus used for?
LS-ACV-154 Aggregate Crushing Value Apparatus is used for aggregate impact value workflows in civil engineering materials laboratories, quality control labs, research programs, and construction material acceptance testing.
Which standards does LS-ACV-154 support?
LS-ACV-154 supports BS 812-110, BS 812-111. Lithostek can also configure reporting fields, accessories, and calibration documents around local project or laboratory requirements.
Can Lithostek configure LS-ACV-154 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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