EziLab offers the Automated Distillation Tester EZL-ADT100, an ASTM D86 instrument that runs atmospheric distillation of fuels unattended from start to end. The oven heats to 500 °C from a 2 kW element, a vapor probe tracks 0 °C to 400 °C within ±0.1 °C, and a 0.5 kW chiller holds the condenser bath from 0 °C to 60 °C within ±1 °C. The receiver reads volume to ±0.1 mL, the controller detects the initial boiling point on its own, corrects each reading to standard pressure, follows the curve with linear tracking, stores results, and shuts the heater down if a run goes wrong. The cabinet measures 710 by 600 by 830 mm and weighs 84 kg. Choose it over a manual D86 setup when a lab runs several samples a shift and wants the same curve from any operator. Refineries release gasoline and diesel batches on it, fuel terminals check incoming cargoes, aviation suppliers certify jet fuel cuts, and solvent producers verify boiling range purity. Routine runs cover D86 on gasoline, diesel and kerosene, plus boiling range checks on solvents. D86 splits fuels into sample groups with different condenser bath temperatures; ask which groups the program sets automatically and which need a manual change. Open Lab Equipment and then Petroleum Testing Equipment to see what else shares this test family.



Quantity:
$16071
Steam Temperature Range 0 to 400℃
Oven Temperature Range 0 to 500℃
Refrigeration Temperature Range 0 to 60℃
Refrigeration Accuracy ± 1℃
Temperature Measurement Accuracy ± 0.1℃
Volume Measurement Accuracy ± 0.1 ml
Heating Power 2 KW
Cooling Power 0.5 KW
Dimension 710 × 600 × 830mm
Gross Weight 84 Kg
  • Boiling Point Detection

  • Atmospheric Pressure Compensation

  • Precise Linear Tracking

  • Test Result Management

  • Automatic Shutdown Safety

  • Temperature Sensor × 1 Pc 100ml Measuring Cylinders ×1 Pc  125 ml Distillation Flasks ×1 Pc  

•Petroleum refineries run ASTM D86 atmospheric distillation on gasoline and diesel.
•Fuel testing labs check kerosene boiling range, with the condenser bath set anywhere from 0 to 60 °C by the 0.5 kW chiller.
•Quality control departments rely on automatic initial boiling point detection and pressure correction in each run.
•Fuel terminals and aviation suppliers test jet fuel, reading volume to ±0.1 mL.
•Solvent producers run boiling-range checks using the 125 mL distillation flask and 100 mL measuring cylinder.