LS-FAA-1216 Fine Aggregate Angularity Flow Apparatus
LS-FAA-1216 Fine Aggregate Angularity Flow Apparatus is a fine aggregate angularity flow-time apparatus for laboratory and production workflows.
Dual 12 / 16 mm Flow Outlets
Interchangeable outlet sizes extend the apparatus across different fine-aggregate gradations and flow-time procedures.
Controlled Funnel Geometry
The 60° funnel and fixed upper cylinder provide a repeatable sample path from filling to discharge.
Direct Manual Release
A simple shutter gives the operator a clear start point for stopwatch-based flow-time measurement.
All-Stainless Test Path
Smooth stainless surfaces resist corrosion, limit material retention, and simplify cleaning between samples.
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Fine aggregate angularity by flow time
LS-FAA-1216 Fine Aggregate Angularity Flow Apparatus is a stainless fine aggregate angularity flow apparatus with interchangeable 12 mm and 16 mm outlets. It compares manufactured sand and fine aggregate by controlled discharge time without presenting the method as ASTM C1252 uncompacted voids testing.
What is LS-FAA-1216 Fine Aggregate Angularity Flow Apparatus used for?
LS-FAA-1216 Fine Aggregate Angularity Flow Apparatus is used for fine aggregate angularity flow time workflows in civil engineering materials laboratories, quality control labs, research programs, and construction material acceptance testing.
Which standards does LS-FAA-1216 support?
LS-FAA-1216 supports ASTM, EN, AASHTO, or project-specific laboratory procedures. Lithostek can also configure reporting fields, accessories, and calibration documents around local project or laboratory requirements.
Can Lithostek configure LS-FAA-1216 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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