5-Stage Bauer Fiber Classifier

The PL10-A Bauer Fiber Classifier is used for pulp fiber length distribution analysis through multi-stage screening. It helps paper laboratories evaluate the percentage and distribution of different fiber lengths in pulp samples.

Description

PL10-A Bauer fiber classifier for pulp fiber length distribution testing in paper laboratory

Product Description

The PL10-A 5-stage Bauer Fiber Classifier (Bauer McNett Fiber Classifier) is laboratory equipment used for determining pulp fiber length distribution through screening analysis. It is widely used in pulp and paper laboratories to measure the percentage of fibers with different lengths and evaluate fiber distribution in pulp stock.

The equipment complies with GB/T 2678.1-1993 and also supports TAPPI T233 cm-95, CNS 12428-1988 and Nordic SCAN M6 testing methods.

During testing, pulp suspension flows through multiple screening chambers equipped with different mesh screens. Fibers of different lengths are retained on corresponding screens for drying, weighing and fiber distribution analysis.

Applications

The PL10-A Bauer McNett Fiber Classifier is widely used in pulp mills, paper laboratories, universities and research institutes for pulp fiber length distribution testing and quality control analysis.

It is suitable for evaluating long fiber, medium fiber and short fiber pulp performance in laboratory environments and supports routine pulp testing according to TAPPI and SCAN standards.


Key Features

  • 5-stage pulp fiber classification system
  • Accurate fiber length distribution analysis
  • Adjustable water flow rate and screening time
  • Compatible with GB/T, TAPPI, CNS and SCAN standards
  • Stable agitator speed for repeatable laboratory testing
  • Durable 304 stainless steel structure
  • Suitable for long, medium and short fiber pulp testing

Technical Specifications

Item Specification
Model PL10-A
Screening Stages 5 stages
Classifier Capacity 10 L
Agitator Speed (580 ±1) r/min
Standard Mesh Screens Tyler 14, 28, 48, 100 mesh
Water Flow Rate 0–20 L/min adjustable
Flow Display Accuracy 0.5%R
Screening Time 0–9999 min adjustable
Main Material 304 Stainless Steel
Dimensions 1300 × 520 × 1400 mm
Net Weight 130 kg
Water Supply Continuous water source required
Power Supply 240W / 380V

Recommended Mesh Combinations

Long Fiber Pulp

Tyler mesh: 10, 14, 28, 48

Medium & Long Fiber Pulp (Standard Configuration)

Tyler mesh: 14, 28, 48, 100

Short Fiber Pulp

Tyler mesh: 28, 48, 100, 150


Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What is a Bauer Fiber Classifier used for?

It is used to analyze pulp fiber length distribution by separating fibers through multiple screening stages.

What testing standards does the equipment comply with?

The equipment supports GB/T 2678.1-1993, TAPPI T233 cm-95, CNS 12428-1988 and SCAN M6 standards.

Can different mesh combinations be customized?

Yes. Different Tyler mesh combinations can be selected for long, medium or short fiber pulp testing.

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