The Bitumen Extractor is used to determine the percentage of bitumen present in bituminous paving mixtures.
It separates bitumen from aggregate material and is commonly used for asphalt quality control, road construction laboratories and pavement-material testing.
The unit uses a removable, precision-machined aluminium rotor bowl mounted on a vertical shaft. A filter-paper disc is fitted between the bowl and cover plate and secured using a knurled nut.
The bowl assembly is enclosed within a durable metal housing mounted on a heavy cast base for stable operation during extraction.
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The controlled extraction arrangement supports repeatable separation of bitumen from aggregate and assists laboratories in evaluating asphalt-mixture composition and quality.
It is used to determine the percentage of bitumen present in a bituminous aggregate mixture.
The current product information lists a precision-machined aluminium rotor bowl.
The filter-paper disc helps retain aggregate particles while allowing the extracted liquid phase to separate during testing.
It is commonly used in asphalt plants, highway laboratories, road-construction quality control and material-testing facilities.
For specifications and quotation, contact Labtek Enterprises.
