Grain sample divider OLISLAB 200

grain sample divider
grain sample divider
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Grain divider OlisLab 200 (riffle type), upgraded version of the divider DPZO-0.4, designed for homogeneous and representative separation of samples of cereals, legumes and oilseeds into two equal parts. With the help of the device, the process of separating a grain / product sample into two equal parts both in terms of mass and composition is implemented, which increases the representativeness of samples when performing verification analyzes for a certain time and after their storage in one laboratory or during control analyzes of quality indicators in different laboratories. It is used in grain receiving and grain processing enterprises, feed mills, oil extraction enterprises, variety testing breeding stations, research laboratories and inspection companies. Scope of application: for the separation of an average sample from a combined or average daily sample: grain of cereals and leguminous crops according to ISO 24333-2017 or according to the methodology given in GOST 13586.3-2015 (not valid in Ukraine); oilseeds – according to DSTU 4601:2006, ISO 542:1990, ISO 664:2008; feed – according to ISO 6497-2002, 6498-2012, as well as for use in other methods according to domestic and international standards. The device consists of the bulk hopper fixed on a loop axis to the body, the receiving funnel, the dividing pipes and the receiving boxes. An average sample of grain or seeds is placed in the hopper, and the product is gradually poured into the grooves evenly. Passing through the grooves, the product is divided into two equal parts and enters two receiving boxes (bucket).

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