The Marshall Stability Machine is used to determine the load and flow values of bituminous mixtures.
The Marshall is composed of a robust and compact two-column frame with an adjustable upper cross beam driven by an electro-mechanical ram with a maximum capacity of 50 KN and a data acquisition and processing system.
The Marshall Stability Machine can be hand operated by a lateral hand wheel for calibration purposes. The mechanical jack raises the lower cross beam at a constant speed of 50.8 mm/min.
The limit switches are provided for both, bottom and top limit of travel.
The Automatic measuring system consists of a 50KN capacity strain gauge load cell that is fitted to the upper cross beam to read stability values and 25 mm x 0.001 mm displacement transducer fitted to Break Head.
The Manual measuring system consists of a 50 KN capacity load ring and dial gauge graduated 0.01 mm with 25 mm travel.
The Marshall Stability Machine comes complete with a lateral hand wheel for calibration purposes and a 100 mm breaking head.
The Manual measuring system consists of a 50 KN capacity load ring and dial gauge graduated 0.01 mm with 25 mm travel.
The Marshall Stability Machine comes complete with:
a lateral hand wheel for calibration purposes and a 100 mm breaking head.
