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General| Brand | Taber |
|---|---|
| Model | 5155 |
| Category | Measuring Instruments |
| Language | English |
Introduction to the Taber Rotary Platform Abraser and its applications.
Highlights key improvements and components of the 5135/5155 models.
Details operator interface, speed options, cycle presets, and abrading head assemblies.
Details auxiliary weights, vacuum system, nozzle adjustment, and specimen holders.
Guide on inserting correct fuses and selecting the operating voltage.
Covers accessory receptacles, housing, dual voltage, abrading wheels, and auxiliary ports.
Steps for placing the unit, connecting the vacuum, and general instrument setup.
Instructions for connecting power cords and turning on the Abraser.
Guide to selecting turntable rotation speed in cycles per minute.
How to set the default refacing cycle count.
How to set the number of test cycles for the Abraser.
Guide to adjusting the vacuum suction level for optimal debris removal.
Guidance on selecting the appropriate abrasive wheel for material evaluation.
Details how to use weights to achieve standard loads of 250, 500, or 1000 grams.
Steps for adjusting vacuum nozzle height and setting the vacuum suction level.
Instructions for using S-11 Refacing Disc and ST-11 Refacing Stone.
Step-by-step guide to refacing Calibrase wheels using specific discs/stones.
Method for refacing Calibrade wheels using the Taber Wheel Refacer.
Guidelines for developing a test procedure for reproducible results.
Describes visual endpoint determination and weight loss measurement methods.
Details volume loss and depth of wear measurement methods for comparison.
Steps for cleaning specimens to remove contaminants before testing.
Recommends conditioning specimens in a standard atmosphere for accurate results.
Provides starting points for evaluating different materials using the Taber Abraser.
Discusses factors affecting abrasion test results such as material and environment.
Basic common-sense care to ensure a long life for the precision test instrument.
Details vacuum unit operation and motor speed calibration.
Cost-effective method to verify instrument calibration and performance.
Lists Calibrase and Calibrade wheel sets for testing.
Lists other specialized wheels and abradants for specific test applications.
Lists items for refacing abrading wheels, including discs and stones.
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