Description
AFP-749 Automatic Fluorescence Pellet Press (0 – 60 Ton)HEAVY-DUTY INDUSTRIAL HARDWARE
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Manufacturer: PRODUCTION DIVISION · ADVANCED ENERGY STORAGE DIVISION
Brand: INDUSTRIAL TESTING HARDWARE
Specifications are representative and subject to change without notice. For the latest version and compliance certificates, contact official sales channel.
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This press must be operated on a stable, level surface that can support its weight and applied forces. The maximum pressure must not exceed 60 tons to prevent structural overload.
- Load Limit: Do not exceed the rated maximum pressure of 60 tons.
- Die Compatibility: Use only the included Φ40 mm boric acid die mold module or approved alternatives.
- Power Safety: Disconnect the machine from electrical power before performing maintenance or die changes.
- Operation Surface: Ensure the press is placed on a rigid, level benchtop capable of supporting the unit's weight and dynamic forces.
This automatic pellet press generates up to 60 tons of force to produce uniform specimen disks for XRF and XRD analysis. The fully automated cycle includes slow pressurization, a controlled dwell period, and automatic venting to ensure sample integrity.
Required Equipment: AFP-749 Automatic Pellet Press, Φ40 mm Boric Acid Die Mold Module
- Prepare Die Assembly
Fill the die mold with the sample material and boric acid backing powder. - Set Dwell Time
Adjust the dwell duration using the digital LCD control screen according to the sample requirements. - Start Cycle
Press the start button to begin the automatic compression sequence. - Monitor Cycle
Allow the press to complete the slow pressurization and stabilization phases without interruption. - Retrieve Pellet
Remove the finished pellet from the die after automatic venting.
What is the optimal dwell time setting to prevent pellet cracking when compressing high-hardness ceramic powders at 60 tons with the AFP-749?
The AFP-749 allows adjustable dwell duration from 0 to 999.59 seconds. For high-hardness ceramics, a longer dwell time, typically above 600 seconds, is recommended to enable stress relaxation and avoid localized crumbling or cracking. The controlled slow press intensification and continuous stabilization sequence further ensures uniform compaction without structural failure.
Can the AFP-749 press accept die molds other than the included 40mm boric acid die for XRF sample preparation?
Yes, the AFP-749 includes a Φ40 mm boric acid die mold as standard, but alternative tooling options are available. The product description states that users can explore the catalog for alternative hydraulic loads, customized powder metallurgy molds, or alternative standard die dimensions, with engineering support provided for custom integration.
What are the floor loading and benching requirements for installing the 180 kg AFP-749 pellet press?
The AFP-749 has a net structural mass of 180 kg and a footprint of 300 mm × 520 mm × 580 mm. The operational compliance notice explicitly instructs: 'Ensure the laboratory benching handles the heavy 180 kg unit.' The benching must be rated for at least 180 kg static load and be a stable, level surface capable of absorbing the cyclical hydraulic strains produced during multi-shift high-load operations.
The AFP-749 is a heavy-duty automatic pellet press designed for high-force consolidation of hard, abrasive materials in XRF/XRD sample preparation. Its 60-ton capacity and precise dwell control ensure uniform, dense pellets, but its 180 kg mass and 40 mm standard die require careful bench planning and may limit sample geometry.
Positive
- 60-ton capacity for hard materials: Optimized to compress high-hardness minerals, ceramics, and metallic powders that require extreme force to consolidate, ensuring successful pellet formation for industrial QC.
- Programmable dwell up to 999.59 s: Precise control over delay timers allows tight compaction without matrix cracking or localized crumbling, critical for repeatable XRF/XRD specimen quality.
Trade-offs
- 180 kg mass requires sturdy benching: The heavy reinforced steel frame demands lab benching capable of supporting 180 kg static load; inadequate support may compromise stability and safety.
- Standard 40 mm die limits pellet size: Included Φ40 mm boric acid die mold module restricts pellet diameter; users requiring larger or non-standard pellets must source alternative tooling separately.
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