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The instrument determines ceramic-tile stain resistance by exposing the tile surface to a staining solution for a specified time, cleaning it as prescribed, and observing visible changes. It is used by national quality-inspection departments and ceramic-tile manufacturers under GB/T 3810.14-2016 and ISO 10545-14.
The TXY-300 measures water absorption, apparent porosity, apparent relative density, and bulk density of ceramic specimens by a vacuum method. The instrument references GB/T 3299-2011, GB/T 3810.3-2016, and ISO 10545-3 for daily-use, sanitary, electrical, refractory, and other ceramic products.
The HXF-100A evaluates the chemical resistance classification of ceramic tiles under GB/T 3810.13 and ISO 10545-13. It provides ammonium chloride solution, controlled drying and rinsing equipment, specimen preparation, weighing, and a stated 17-day test cycle.
The DZY-1800 measures dimensions and shape characteristics of large-format ceramic panels, including center curvature, edge curvature, and flatness. It references GB/T 39156-2020, GB/T 3810.2-2016, and ISO 10545-2 and uses automatic laser measurement and computer reporting.
The DMY measures the static friction coefficient of ceramic tiles by the static-slider method with microcomputer force control. It is intended for ceramic floor tiles under GB/T 4100-2006.
The DH-2000 evaluates slip resistance of stair treads, escalator and moving-walkway surfaces, comb-support plates, and floor plates using an adjustable inclined platform. It references JC/T 1050-2007 and uses controlled water flow during the type test.
The SKZ-10000N uses electric or hydraulic loading for three-point flexural-strength testing of ceramic tiles and other inorganic materials. It tests asbestos sheets, cement materials, and gypsum board, and provides a 10,000 N load with adjustable specimen dimensions and loading rate.
The Ceramic Tile Linear Moisture Expansion Tester determines ceramic-tile moisture expansion according to GB/T 3810.10-2006. It is used by factory technical-inspection departments for interim quality testing of ceramic products.
The digital microcomputer plasticity tester measures the plasticity of ceramic clay using stress–strain and resistance-to-shape-change methods. It is used in ceramics, electrical porcelain, building materials, and abrasives.
The instrument tests the freeze–thaw resistance of ceramic tiles with automatically repeated temperature cycles. It references GB/T 4100-2015 and GB/T 3810.12-2016 and provides a controlled test chamber, water connections, and automatic control.
The LM tests glazed ceramic-tile surface wear by grinding a measured abrasive charge on the glaze and visually classifying the worn appearance. It references ISO/DIS 10545-7 and GB/T 3810.7-2016 for wear classification and ISO 10545-14 for stain resistance.
The SQ007 evaluates ceramic-tile freeze resistance by automatically cycling specimens in a low-temperature test chamber. It references GB/T 4100-2015 and GB/T 3810.12-2016 and includes water inlet/drainage and automatic temperature control.
The TZY measures the dimensions and shape characteristics of wall and floor tiles, including edge straightness, squareness, and flatness, after one specimen placement. It references GB/T 3810.2-2006 and EN ISO 10545-2 and provides selectable tile ranges, digital output, and matched standard plates.
The TZY measures the dimensions and shape characteristics of wall and floor tiles, including edge straightness, right angles, and flatness, after one specimen placement. It references GB/T 3810.2-2006 and uses selectable measurement ranges and matched standard plates.
The Ceramic Water Absorption Tester measures water absorption using a vacuum container and water-circulation vacuum pump. It is used for construction and sanitary ceramics, refractory products, and piezoelectric ceramic materials under GB/T 3810.3-2016, GB/T 2997-2000, and GB/T 2413-1981.