Efflux Index Apparatus Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in China
Product Code : EL-ATLE-11277
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Quick Answer: The Efflux Index Apparatus is used to determine the efflux index of an aggregate — the required time in seconds of a known volume of aggregate.
Edulab China manufactures and exports the Efflux Index Apparatus directly from its China production facility, supplying schools, colleges, universities and laboratory distributors worldwide. This item is part of Edulab China's Aggregate Testing Lab Equipment range within Civil Engineering, manufactured in-house and export-packed for sea and air freight.
Key Features
- The efflux index of an aggregate is the required time in seconds of a known volume of aggregates.
About This Product
The Efflux Index Apparatus is used in aggregate testing laboratories to measure the efflux index of an aggregate sample, defined as the required time in seconds of a known volume of aggregate. It is manufactured by Edulab China as part of its Aggregate Testing Lab Equipment range, built for institutional laboratory use.
Serving Distributors, Institutions and Export Buyers
Edulab China supplies laboratory distributors, engineering colleges and technical training institutes worldwide, including government buyers procuring through Ministry of Education technical-education programmes and World Bank / ADB-funded skills and infrastructure projects.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. What does the Efflux Index Apparatus measure?
It measures the efflux index of an aggregate, defined as the required time in seconds of a known volume of aggregate.
Q2. Can Edulab China supply this apparatus for bulk or institutional tender orders?
Yes. Edulab China regularly supplies aggregate testing lab equipment for institutional and tender orders, and can prepare tender-ready documentation on request.
Request a Quote
For an indicative FOB/CIF quotation on the Efflux Index Apparatus, contact Edulab China's export team.
Last updated: August 2026
