Overview of the Rapid Oil Extraction

The Rapid Oil Extraction is a specialized device designed to determine the oil content of man-made fiber samples using the rapid extrusion method. This Rapid Oil Extraction can also measure the acetone-extractable finish on non-wovens, making it a versatile tool for textile testing. By leveraging the ability of oils to dissolve in specific organic solvents, the apparatus soaks the sample in a solvent, applies force to dissolve the oil, and evaporates the solvent to calculate the oil content based on the remaining mass.

Standards of the Oil Extraction

GB/T 6504-2017 Man-made Fiber—Test Method for Oil Content
Appendix C Rapid Extrusion Method
EDANA Method ERT 155/NWSP 353.0 (07)
Determination of Acetone Extractible Finish on Non-woven

Specification

Timer Range: 0.01s to 99h 99min, LED display
Temperature Range: RT to 150°C, LED display
Temperature Control Accuracy: ±1°C
Working Station Quantity: 3
Power Supply: AC220V, 50Hz
Dimensions (LxWxH): 430 x 220 x 450mm
Net Weight: 25kg

Why Choose this Machine?

The Rapid Oil Extraction is an essential tool for textile manufacturers aiming to accurately determine the oil content of man-made fibers and non-wovens. Since oil content affects the performance and quality of textiles, this apparatus uses the rapid extrusion method to dissolve oils in organic solvents, providing precise measurements for quality control. For instance, it can also measure the acetone-extractable finish on non-wovens, making it a versatile solution for various testing needs. Moreover, its compliance with standards like GB/T 6504-2017 and EDANA Method ERT 155 ensures reliable results. Consequently, manufacturers can improve product quality and meet industry standards.