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Open Cup Flash Point Tester 52-OFP100 measures flash point using open cup method with inner and outer carbon structural steel crucibles. Specifications include 47±1mm inner crucible height, Φ100±5mm outer upper opening, 1000W heating power, ≤35°C ambient operation, ≤85% relative humidity, and 0–360°C thermometer range. Dimensions are 410×360×240mm with scale division of 1°C. Power supply is AC220V±10%, 50Hz, power consumption ≤1100W. Flame size maintained at 3–4mm. Suitable for quality control in petroleum, chemical, and industrial laboratories requiring precise flash point determination under controlled conditions. | Lab Expo.
| Thermometer | 0 ℃ ~ 360 °C |
| Scale Division | 1 °C |
| Ambient Temperature | ≤ 35 °C |
| Relative Humidity | ≤ 85 % |
| Outer Crucible-Material | Carbon structural steel |
| Outer Crucible-Diameter Of Upper Opening | Φ100 ± 5 mm |
| Outer Crucible-Height | 50 ± 5 mm |
| Outer Crucible-Diameter Of Bottom | Φ56 ± 2 mm |
| Inner Crucible-Material | Carbon structural steel |
| Inner Crucible-Diameter Of Upper Opening | Φ64 ± 1 mm |
| Inner Crucible-Height | 47 ± 1 mm |
| Inner Crucible-Diameter Of Bottom | Φ38± 1 mm |
| Inner Crucible-Scale Line | 12mm away from the rim of upper opening and 18mm away from the rim of upper opening |
| Gas Tube | Φ0.8 ~ Φ1 mm |
| Flame | 3 to 4 mm |
| Heater | Heated by an electric furnace |
| Heating Power | 1000W |
| Dimensions | 410 x 360 x 240 mm |
| Power Consumption | ≤ 1100 W |
| Power Supply | AC 220 V ± 10 %, 50Hz |
FunctionImplementationQuality control labs1000W heating power enables rapid sample testingPetroleum analysis facilitiesΦ100 ± 5 mm upper opening accommodates standard cupsResearch laboratories0 ℃ ~ 360 °C thermometer measures wide temperature rangeIndustrial testing sites≤ 110 W power consumption supports continuous operationClinical diagnostics units±5 mm outer crucible height ensures consistent flame exposure