ISO 9150/BS EN 348 Protective Clothing Molten Metal Splashes Impact Resistance Tester
Place of Origin
China
Brand Name
SKYLINE
Certification
CE
Model Number
SL821
Minimum Order Quantity
1 unit
Price
negotiated
Packaging Details
Plywood case
Delivery Time
10 working days
Payment Terms
T/T, Western Union,PayPal
Supply Ability
Fire Testing Equipment
Product Details
Standard:
AQ 6103 ,ISO 9150:1988 , CSN EN 348:1992 ,GB 8965.2:2009, GB/T 17599:1998
Motor Speed:
Can Be Adjust
Dimension:
700mm (W) X 850mm (H) X 500mm (D)
Weight:
42kg
Installation Requirements:
Electrical Requirements: 220V, 50HZ, 5A
Gas Requirements:
Oxygen, Acetylene
Product Description
EN 384/ISO 9150 Molten Metal Splashes Impact Test Apparatus
Product Introduction
Projections of molten metal drops at a point on a vertical oriented test specimen and measurement of the number of the drops required to cause a 40 K temperature rise in a sensor behind the specimen.
Features
Drop guide to collect the drops and to guide them towards the vertically oriented test specimen.
Senor for measuring the temperature linked to a recording device.
Holding frame and counterweights for the test specimen.
Motor speed can be adjust so that the steel rod is fed at the rate of (10 f 1) g/mm.
Needle valves adjust the O2 and acetylene flow rate.
LCD Screen display and control the motor speed.
Standard
AQ 6103 ,ISO 9150:1988 , CSN EN 348:1992 ,GB 8965.2:2009, GB/T 17599:1998
Environmental Requirements: Temperature (20+2)degree C, Humidity (65+5)%
Gas requirements: oxygen, acetylene
Applications
- Protective clothing for welding and allied processes
- Foundry workers' PPE exposed to molten metal splashes
- Textile fabrics and composite materials for thermal protection
- Quality control and certification testing for safety apparel manufacturers
- R&D of new flame‑resistant and heat‑protective materials
- Material performance comparison for industrial safety evaluations
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: What standards does the SL‑FL53 comply with?
A1: It meets AQ 6103, ISO 9150:1988, CSN EN 348:1992, GB 8965.2:2009, and GB/T 17599:1998 — covering China, Europe, and international requirements in one unit.
Q2: What materials can it test?
A2: Any pliable fabric or composite material used in protective clothing — welding apparel, foundry suits, and thermal barrier textiles.
Q3: What exactly does it measure?
A3: It counts how many molten metal droplets (0.50 ± 0.05 g each, at 20 drops/min) it takes to raise the sensor behind your fabric by 40 K — giving you a clear, objective protection rating.
Q4: How accurate and repeatable are the results?
A4: Very. The stepping motor delivers a precise 10 g/min feed rate, needle valves give fine gas control, and the 175 g counterweight ensures consistent specimen tension — so you get reliable, repeatable data every time.
Q5: Is it easy to operate?
A5: Absolutely. Set the motor speed on the LCD screen, light the torch, and start the test. Temperature rise is logged automatically — no complicated programming required.
Q6: What are the installation requirements?
A6: 220V, 50Hz, 5A power; oxygen and acetylene gas supply; install at 20 ± 2°C and 65 ± 5% RH. Compact 700×850×500 mm footprint, 42 kg — fits most labs.
Q7: What industries use this equipment?
A7: Foundries, metal processing facilities, protective clothing manufacturers, industrial safety laboratories, and R&D facilities.
Q8: How does the test work?
A8: Molten metal droplets are projected onto a vertically oriented specimen, and a sensor behind it measures the number of drops needed to raise the temperature by 40 K.
Fire testing – such as reaction and resistance to fire testing of materials and structures, and the performance testing of fire suppression components and systems (eg extinguishers and sprinklers), of detection and alarm systems and cables, and of smoke and heat ventilation systems.
