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plastometer

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plastometer [pla′stäm·əd·ər]
(engineering)
Instrument used to determine the flow properties of a thermoplastic resin by forcing molten resin through a specified die opening or orifice at a given pressure and temperature.


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Instrumentation: Rheometers, durometers, viscometers, burst pipe testers, ball burst testers, clicker presses, tensile testers, test dies, test molds, test tube aging ovens, hardness, Ross flex tester, fatigue-to-failure tester, melt flow indexes, NBS abraider, DIN abraider, falling weight impact tester, pendulum impact testers, molding presses, brittleness testers and plastometers, TR testers, specific gravity testers, test tubes and glassware, test fixtures and grips
The MP200 is a basic extrusion plastometer that boasts many of the design characteristics of the popular MP600 but at 20% lower cost.
The P & J plastometer is a device that measures the indentation of the 1/8" diameter ball into the surface of the rubber under a load of one kilogram.
 
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