PIL-10 - Point Load Tester
The PIL-10 is a rugged, high-capacity portable point load tester designed for geologists, civil engineers, and mining professionals who require precision in the most demanding environments. Engineered by Roctest, the PIL-10 is the industry-standard solution for determining the point load strength index ($I_s$) of rock samples, providing a reliable correlation to Uniaxial Compressive Strength (UCS) without the need for expensive laboratory machining.
Whether you are performing rock mass classification in a remote mine or conducting site investigations for heavy infrastructure, the PIL-10 delivers laboratory-grade accuracy in a field-ready package.
Key Features & Benefits
- High Loading Capacity: With a 100 kN (10-ton) capacity, the PIL-10 effortlessly handles harder rock types that frequently stall lower-capacity units.
- Superior Precision: Features a high-resolution digital gauge with $\pm 0.25\%$ accuracy, ensuring your data is defensible and meets strict project requirements.
- Maximum Versatility: Accommodates samples up to 102 mm (4 inches) in diameter. It is fully compliant with ASTM D5731 and ISRM standards for Diametral, Axial, and Irregular Lump testing.
- Peak-Hold Technology: The digital interface automatically records and holds the maximum load at failure, allowing the operator to focus on the sample behavior rather than the dial.
- Built for the Field: Constructed with a stainless steel frame and a decoupled manual hand pump, the unit is designed for easy transport and long-term durability against dust, moisture, and vibration.
Technical Specifications
| Feature | Specification |
| Max Capacity | 100 kN |
| Digital Readout | 100,000 kPa range with peak-hold |
| Platen Geometry | 60° cone with 5 mm radius spherical tip |
| Clearance | 102 mm max specimen width/diameter |
| Materials | Stainless steel frame, hardened steel platens |
| Standard Compliance | ASTM D5731, ISRM Suggested Methods |
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