Rock and rock mass testing instrument


LTB-6 Microcomputer-Controlled Electronic Rock Direct Shear Tester

Building on existing domestic and international products, this testing machine is a next-generation apparatus for rock and concrete testing, developed using dual‑channel AC servo motor drive technology (a domestic first), advanced sensor technology, microcomputer control, and sophisticated software processing. It is capable of conducting direct shear tests on rock structural planes—such as joint surfaces, bedding planes, foliation planes, and cleavage planes—as well as on the rock itself and on the interface between concrete or mortar and rock. Additionally, it can perform shear‑failure strength tests on the bonding interfaces between concrete and other materials.

LTB-7 Microcomputer-Controlled Electrohydraulic Servo Concrete and Rock Direct Shear Testing Machine

It can be used for direct shear tests on rock structural planes (such as joint surfaces, bedding planes, schistosity planes, and cleavage planes), on the rock itself, and on the bonding interfaces between concrete or mortar and rock, as well as for determining the shear‑failure strength of interfaces between concrete and other materials.

LT50 Digital Display Electric Stress-Type Direct Shear Tester

It is primarily applicable to direct shear tests on rock blocks, structural surfaces (such as joint planes, bedding planes, foliation planes, and cleavage planes), and the interface between concrete (or mortar) and rock (the bonding surface), as well as to tests of the shear‑failure strength of interfaces between concrete and other materials.

LBTZ-50 Computer-Controlled Fully Automatic In-Situ Geotechnical Direct Shear Tester

Suitable for in-situ direct shear tests (including large-scale direct shear of intact rock and soil, as well as large-scale slope shear tests), providing test results for force, displacement, or deformation parameters.

LBTJ-50 Digital Display Rock Mass Plane Push‑Test In‑situ Direct Shear Testing Apparatus

This test is conducted to determine the in-situ shear‑failure strength of the concrete–rock interface at the dam body, the interlayer bonding surfaces of roller‑compacted concrete, and the intrinsic shear strength of the roller‑compacted concrete itself.

ELγ-2000 Stone Radioactivity Detector (Intelligent Gamma Radiation Analyzer)

The ELγ-2000 intelligent gamma radiation meter is a detection instrument used to measure the radioactivity levels of natural stone, construction materials, industrial waste residues, and other substances.

LBT-B Rock Indentation Hardness Tester

This instrument is primarily used to determine the hardness and plasticity index of rocks; it can also be employed for rock drillability testing and automatically generates load–penetration depth curves.

LBTYS Servo-Controlled Rock Permeability Analyzer

The rock permeability tester comprises an oil–water constant-pressure system, a Hoek pressure chamber, a permeability test end cap, a manual pressure system for applying confining pressure, and a sample extractor. It is an efficient and cost-effective testing instrument for investigating rock permeability under high confining pressures.

LBT-1000B Microcomputer-Controlled Electro-Hydraulic Servo Rock Triaxial Testing Machine

Developed in accordance with national standards and other relevant specifications, it emphasizes practicality, ease of operation, and data accuracy throughout the industry.

LBTZ-1 Rock Flatness Tester

This testing instrument features a digital direct‑reading dial indicator design and is suitable for measuring the flatness of end faces of various materials; it is easy to operate.

LBT-SC-3 Stone Flexural Testing Machine

The plug‑flow test apparatus is used to measure the anti‑flowability of adhesives. The adhesive is filled into a hole of known dimensions and then pushed out by a piston on the test device, forming an adhesive plug.

LBTC-230 Rock Splitting Tensile Strength Fixture

The rock splitting fixture is used to determine the tensile strength of coal and rock and is suitable for coal and rock that can be prepared into standard test specimens.

LTB-5 Digital Display Rock Uniaxial Compressive Strength Testing Machine

Designed in accordance with relevant standards, this equipment measures the uniaxial compressive strength, tensile strength (using the Brazilian splitting method), shear strength, and other mechanical properties of rocks. It employs intelligent measurement and control instruments for data acquisition and processing, and can also determine the rock’s P-wave velocity.

LTB-8 Rock Mass Rigid Pressure Plate Testing Instrument

A rock mass pressure plate is an instrument used to assess the deformation characteristics of rock masses. It operates by simulating the loading conditions experienced by foundations; by applying a load and measuring the resulting deformation, it enables the determination of parameters such as the rock mass’s modulus of deformation.

LTB-2101 Stone Water Absorption Tester

This product is suitable for determining the water absorption and bulk density of natural stone and similar materials.

LTB-2102 Rock Surface Flatness Tester

The testing instrument features a digital direct‑reading dial indicator design, suitable for measuring the flatness of end faces of various materials and is easy to operate.

LBT-SL17A Microcomputer-Display Hydraulic and Hydroelectric Rock Mass Drilling, Water‑Pressure Testing, and Grouting Permeability Test Apparatus

The borehole pumping test apparatus is used to determine the permeability of rock masses, assess their seepage characteristics, and provide fundamental experimental data for designing seepage control measures. The pipeline system employs non‑welded connections.

LBT-SL17 Hydraulic and Hydroelectric Rock Mass Drilling Water-Pressure Injection Permeability Testing Apparatus

The borehole pumping test apparatus is used to determine the permeability of rock masses, assess their seepage characteristics, and provide fundamental experimental data for designing seepage control measures.

LBXG-2026A Non-Metallic Material Automatic Annular Diamond Wire Cutting Machine (Dry Cutting Capability)

This machining method serves as a complementary approach for non-conductive materials that are difficult to process on wire electrical discharge machining (WEDM) machines. It particularly excels when machining graphite and graphene—materials that pose significant challenges for WEDM—and can also be used to machine non-metallic materials such as concrete and rock, as well as brittle materials like glass, ceramics, magnetic materials, silicon‑steel cores, semiconductor materials, carbon‑fiber composites, and other hard, brittle or composite materials. It is capable of producing cylindrical (with optional configuration) and square specimens through precision cutting.

LB-200S Rock Dust-Removal Automatic Core Sampler

This machine employs a dual‑column support structure, ensuring that the extracted core samples are more complete and accurate. The drilling speed is regulated by a variable-frequency drive, overcoming the limitations of the previous DC180 motor—namely its slow speed, only three adjustable gear settings, and the frequent need to replace carbon brushes. The unit is easy to operate: simply hold down the up or down buttons to initiate automatic vertical movement. It can also be programmed via a PLC for automated operation, making it a programmable model (optional). During core extraction, pressing the main unit’s button and selecting the desired speed enables fully automatic core retrieval. Furthermore, this machine supports multiple cooling methods: water cooling, liquid‑nitrogen cooling, and, when performing dry cutting, an integrated dust‑extraction system.

Lb-Q4 Rock and Concrete Core Double-Blade Cutting Machine

The automatic sample cutter is one of our company’s flagship products, employing a diamond‑tipped circular blade to cut and collect samples from various non‑metallic solids. It is particularly well suited for cutting and sampling rock and mineral specimens, construction concrete, and refractory bricks, making it an essential piece of equipment for sample preparation in the petroleum, geological, coal, metallurgical, construction, and transportation sectors. This machine boasts an attractive design, a compact structure, a high degree of automation, full enclosure, low noise levels, and ease of operation.

LBT-M200 Dual-Face Rock and Concrete Grinding and Polishing Machine

The LBT‑M200 dual‑face rock and concrete polishing machine is essential equipment for preparing standard test specimens of various non‑metallic solids, such as rocks, ores, and concrete. When used in conjunction with our factory’s core extractors and stone cutters, it can produce high‑precision cubic or cylindrical test specimens to meet your requirements. It is widely employed in colleges and universities, as well as in the water conservancy and hydropower, geological and mineral resources, transportation, and construction sectors. The machine comprises a base, worktable, grinding power head, variable‑speed transmission system, electrical control unit, and other components. It features convenient operation, automatic feed, and stable performance.

LBM-200S Integrated Sample Preparation and Grinding Machine for Rock and Concrete Thin Sections

The LBM-200S integrated rock and concrete thin-section preparation and grinding machine is one of our company’s product series, primarily used for producing thin-section samples of various specifications. Equipped with a vacuum‑suction clamping system, this machine can cut and grind high‑precision samples of rocks, minerals, concrete, and other non‑metallic solids. It features simple operation, making it convenient and efficient. When used in conjunction with compatible accessories, it can produce high‑accuracy thin-section test specimens.

LBM-100L Rock and Concrete Specimen Slicer

The LBM-100L rock and concrete specimen slicer is one of our company’s series of slicing machines. It employs a diamond‑tipped circular blade to cut and sample various non‑metallic solids. It is particularly well suited for cutting and sampling rocks, ores, construction concrete, and refractory bricks, and is widely used in the petroleum, geological, coal, metallurgical, construction, and transportation industries, as well as in research departments of colleges and universities.

LBTY-13A Microcomputer-Controlled Rock Elastic Modulus Testing Machine

This testing machine employs a hydraulic power source, electro-hydraulic servo control technology, and computer-based data acquisition and processing, enabling closed-loop control and automated testing. It comprises four main components: the testing frame, the oil supply unit (hydraulic power source), the measurement and control system, and the test fixtures. Its maximum test force is 300 kN/20 kN, and its accuracy class exceeds Grade 1. The machine is suitable for compression tests at rated test forces and can measure the elastic modulus and flexural strength of rock. It features fully automatic microcomputer control and automated testing. Reference standards include JTGE41, JTG 3431 “Test Procedures for Rock in Highway Engineering,” and others.

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