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Melt Flow Tester
Melt Flow Tester

Melt Flow Tester

Model: SL-MF31

Measurement Methods: MFR and MVR

Display Type: 7”color touch screen

Extrudate Cutting: Automatic

Temperature Range: 100~300℃ * >300°C-special customization required.

Temperature control: ≤0.2℃

Temperature resolution: 0.1℃

Standards: GB/T 6111,ISO1133, ASTM D1238 and the equivalent.

Melt flow tester (MFI tester) for MFR & MVR testing of thermoplastic materials. Compliant with ASTM D1238 & ISO 1133. For incoming and finished product testing, with a motorized weight tray.
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Product details ofMelt Flow Tester

Applications: Plastics compounding,Injection molding,Recycled plastics grading,Third-party testing labs,Polymer R&D.

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FAQ


Q: What is the difference between motorized weight loading and manual weight loading?

A: Manual loading requires the operator to physically place the weight onto the piston, which

can cause slight timing delays and inconsistent piston positioning between tests. Motorized

weight loading uses a motor-driven mechanism to lower the weight smoothly and precisely 

onto the piston at a controlled speed, eliminating operator variation and improving test repeatability.


Q: Does motorized loading improve test accuracy?

A: Yes. With manual loading, the timing of weight placement is subjective — different operators may

produce slightly different results. Motorized loading ensures that the weight is applied at a consistent

speed and position every time, reducing the standard deviation of MFR/MVR results, especially in 

high-throughput labs running multiple tests per day.


Q: Can I still perform manual loading if the motorized system is not needed for a particular test?

A: Yes. The motorized loading system can be disengaged, allowing you to place weights manually when

preferred. This gives you full flexibility — use motorized loading for high-precision or multi-weight tests, 

and manual mode for quick routine checks.


Q: What is the difference between MFR and MVR?

A: MFR (Melt Mass-Flow Rate) measures the mass of the extrudate in grams per 10 minutes. MVR

(Melt Volume-Flow Rate) measures the volume in cm³ per 10 minutes using a piston displacement sensor. 

MVR does not require cutting and weighing the extrudate, making it faster and more repeatable.


Q: Can one machine test both MFR and MVR?

A: Yes. Our advanced model includes a piston displacement sensor and supports both MFR (manual

cut-and-weigh) and MVR (automatic displacement) modes.


Q: Do you support ASTM D1238 and ISO 1133 simultaneously?

A: Yes. The test parameters for both standards overlap significantly. Our equipment supports both standards

with preset test programs.


Lead time

Certificate

 

Customization 

Options

 

MOQ

Within 15 

working days

 

CE

 

Special customization accepted

1 unit



Packing Information:

    Quantity: 1 pieces

    Dimensions/Gross weight : 660*660*750mm /85kg 



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