Ceramic Material Fuchsine & Methylated Spirit Pressure Test Apparatus IEC 60335-1

Ceramic Material Fuchsine & Methylated Spirit Pressure Test Apparatus IEC 60335-1

Product Overview

The Ceramic Material Fuchsine and Methylated Spirit Pressure Test Apparatus is designed in full compliance with IEC 60335-1, Clause 22.32.
It is used to evaluate whether ceramic materials are tightly sintered and free from internal defects under high-pressure conditions when exposed to fuchsine and methylated spirit solutions.

The system integrates a stainless-steel pressure vessel, manual pressurization system, and explosion-proof observation chamber, ensuring safe, stable, and efficient testing operations.

Key Features

Fully meets IEC 60335-1: Household and similar electrical appliances – Safety

Evaluates the density and sintering quality of ceramic materials

Compact design with explosion-proof window for safe monitoring

Digital pressure display for precise readings

Simple manual pressurization system for easy operation

Adjustable test pressure and hold time for flexible testing needs

Technical Parameters

Operation Procedure

1. Fill the tank with water.

2. Place the ceramic sample into the test container.

3. Set the desired pressure value.

4. Tighten the pressure relief valve.

5. Turn on the power switch.

6. Set the test time (note: it only serves as a timer reminder).

7. Press the start switch to begin testing.

8. After completion, manually loosen the pressure relief valve to release pressure.

Applications

• Testing the sintering compactness of ceramic insulating materials

• Evaluation of material density and pressure resistance

• Widely used in quality inspection labs, R&D departments, and electrical appliance testing centers

Why Choose This Equipment

• Designed according to international safety standards (IEC 60335-1)

• Reliable and safe operation with explosion-proof protection

• High-precision pressure control and repeatable test results

• Customizable power supply and test configuration to meet your regional requirements