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Alpha Technologies RPA 2000 Rheometer

Manufacturer
Alpha Technologies
Model
RPA 2000
Type
Rheometer
Year
1999
Category
Measurement and testing
Sub-category
Material testing
Price: Upon request

Specifications

Overview

Alpha rubber process analyzer for testing the rheological and dynamic properties of elastomers and rubber compounds

Technical Specifications

Frequency range
0.1-3000 cpm
Max. temperature
230°C
Max. heating rate
1°C/s
Max. cooling rate
0.5°C/s
Max. strain
+/-90°
Test standards
ASTM D5289/D6048/D6204/D6601/D7050/D7605/D8059

Weight & Dimensions

Dimensions X/Y/Z
approx. 800mm/700mm/1350mm
Weight
approx. 200kg

Accessories

PC with software: Eclipse
Spare parts
Documentation

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Capabilities

The Alpha RPA 2000 is a rubber process analyzer that measures how rubber and elastomer compounds behave under stress and temperature changes. It tests frequency ranges from 0.1 to 3000 cycles per minute, heats up to 230°C, and applies strain up to ±90°—giving you precise data on material properties like viscosity, elasticity, and cure characteristics. The machine complies with major ASTM testing standards, making results suitable for quality control, product development, and regulatory documentation.

Industries & Uses

Rubber manufacturers, tire producers, and material suppliers rely on rheometers like this for formulation work, batch testing, and R&D. If you're developing elastomer products or need to verify compound consistency before production, this analyzer gives you the technical foundation to optimize recipes and catch problems early.

What to Check When Buying

When evaluating this unit, request maintenance records and check the heating element and temperature sensors carefully—these are wear points in older instruments. Confirm the PC software runs on your systems and that all calibration documentation is included. Ask whether the spare parts come with consumables like platens or dies. Have a technician inspect the mechanical components for play or alignment issues, and verify that temperature control still meets specifications across the full range.

This description is AI-generated and is intended as a general guide only. As with all AI-generated content, it may contain inaccuracies. Please verify all details directly with the seller before making a purchasing decision.

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