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Tensile Strength Tester (Electrically Operated) - ASI-215

Tensile Strength Tester (Electrically Operated) - ASI-215

Specifications: The instrument employs a friction- free, accurate, double lever system, the load being applied by means of sliding weight on the top lever. The capacity of the unit is 900 kgs. After fixing the briquette in the jaws, the machine is switched on. The sliding weight slides over the calibrated lever thus applying tension to the specimen. A micro switchfitted instantly stops the machine on failure of the briquette and on failure the tensile load is accurately read to 0.5 kg. by means of a marker provided on the sliding weight. The machine can be made opratable for subsequent test only after the sliding weight to its zero position. Suitable for operation on 230 volts, 50 cycles, single phase, A.C. supply. Complete with one brass briquette mould and one base plate.

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IS: 269–1958 – Clause B2.12 Summary
Standard Number IS: 269–1958
Standard Title Indian Standard Specification for Ordinary Portland Cement
Clause Reference B2.12
Clause Title Packing and Marking (as per context of B2.12)
Packing Requirement Cement shall be packed in strong, sound, and moisture-proof bags – typically jute or paper bags of 50 kg net weight.
Marking on Bags Each bag shall be clearly marked with:
  • Manufacturer’s name or trademark
  • Net weight (50 kg)
  • Date of packing
  • “Ordinary Portland Cement” & grade
  • IS: 269 marking (including BIS Certification Mark, if applicable)
Storage Guidelines Cement shall be stored in a dry place, adequately protected from moisture and contamination.
Purpose To ensure that the cement remains in usable condition till it reaches the user and maintains quality during transit and storage.
Application Area Construction sites, cement manufacturing & supply chain management