The Worldwide Standard in Vapor Pressure Testing
The MINIVAP VP VISION from Grabner Instruments is a highly versatile and portable vapor pressure tester which measures gasoline, jet fuel, crude oil, LPG and solvents, all with one unit.
The MINIVAP VP Vision is the fi rst vapor pressure tester to demonstrate excellence in engineering and quality and off ers an extended pressure range of 0 to 2000 kPa without compromising precision. Long-term testing has demonstrated an unmatched repeatability of less than 0.13 kPa (0.01 psi). In addition, the MINIVAP VP Vision features Grabner´s Sampling Pro™ valve design, which during ruggedness tests proved to be the best-in-class, piston-based design for minimizing cross contamination between various sample types.
The MINIVAP VP Vision is the fi rst vapor pressure tester certifi ed to work in cold, hot and damp heat
climate. It has demonstrated an ability to withstand vibrations and heavy shocks coming from any direction. This instrument is ideal for use in mobile laboratories, in military applications or in harsh environments.
Grabner’s Cockpit™ PC software off ers lab managers the utmost in fl exibility. The software allows users to consolidate measurement results and statistics from multiple locations at one central lab and to store measurement data at any chosen location via direct Ethernet and LIMS-connection. The software can be accessed through a secure VPN tunnel, allowing true mobile access to instruments from any place at any time.
Key Features: • Premium Vapor Pressure Tester for Gasoline, Jet Fuel, Crude Oil, LPG and Solvents • Best Pressure Range: 0-2000 kPa • Best in Class Precision • Simple and Flexible Use
• One-Button Use - Detailed Analysis with Cockpit™ Software More information online:
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Crude Oil Package – The Offi cial Standard Method for Vapor Pressure of Crude Oil
The Crude Oil Package is a comprehensive solution for the transport and measurement of the vapor pressure of crude oil according to ASTM D6377. The unique Floating Piston Cylinder allows safe sample transfer of “live crude oils” according to ASTM D3700 and eliminates the risk of evaporation of light hydrocarbon ends during transport.
• Floating Piston Cylinder (FPC 250)
Collecting crude oils in constant pressure, fl oating-piston cylinders can avoid changes in gas/liquid composition. Grabners Floating Piston Cylinder is a stainless-steel cylinder, which was carefully developed in cooperation with off shore personnel. The small and handy cylinder holds 250 mL of sample and allows the collection, mixing, transfer and handling of crude oils. It fully complies with ASTM D3700, D6377 and GOST R 52340 methods.
• Easy to Use
Attach the FPC to the sample source and fl ush it either manually or purge it with a continuous bypass stream of the sample. Then collect the sample and seal it inside the cylinder.
• Mechanical Stirrer The FPC includes a built-in mechanical stirrer, to maintain a representative and uniform sample.
• Manual Filling for ASTM D3700 The handle of the mechanical stirrer extends from the air-inlet side and contains a compact pressure gauge to monitor the pressure of the crude oil inside the cylinder. The mechanical stirrer also enables manual positioning, making a back- pressure source in fi eld unnecessary. When the piston is in forward position, the fi lling of the FPC 250 automatically creates a back pressure of approximately 150 psi of air, which is suitable and suffi cient for numerous sampling conditions.
Key Features:
• Complies with crude oil / LPG standards • Up to 70 bar press ure • 250 mL sample volume • Only 10 mL sample per test required • Manual or pressurized fi lling possible • Includes manual stirrer • Includes stainless steel valves • Includes high quality fi ttings
More information online:
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