The Agilent 350 Tapped Density Tester is a testing instrument that complies with either USP Method I or USP Method II and ASTM standards. It is used to measure the tapped or packed volumes of powders, as well as granulated or flaked materials. The tester is easy to use and flexible, with the option to choose a single- or dual-platform tester based on productivity needs. It can be operated intuitively from the keypad and has the option for reduced noise with an acoustic cabinet. The tester provides a standardized and repeatable procedure for measuring the tapped or packed volumes of materials.
The Agilent 350 Tapped Density Tester provides a standardized and repeatable procedure for measuring the tapped or packed volumes of powders, as well as granulated or flaked materials. It is available in two models that comply with USP Method I/II and ASTM standards, featuring either single- or dual-platform configurations.
| Altitude | 0 - 2000 m (0 - 6562 ft.) |
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| Temperature | 5 to 35°C |
| Humidity (non-condensing) | Not more than 80% RH |
| Voltage requirements (115V) | 115V/ 60 Hz |
| Speed (USP Method I, 14 mm drop) | 300 taps per minute |
| Drop height (USP Methods I and II, ASTM) | 3 + 0.2 mm |
The device operates at 300 taps per minute for a 14 mm drop height and 250 taps per minute for a 3 mm drop height.
The USP Method I version operates with a 14 + 2.0 mm drop height at 300 taps per minute.
The ASTM and USP Method II model operates with a 3 + 0.2 mm drop height at 250 taps per minute.