High Temperature Viscometer -
HTV-100
A
new Instrument for the Rapid and Accurate Determination of
the Viscous Properties of Newtonian and Non-Newtonian
Fluids at High Temperature.
The High Temperature Viscometer consists of a support
stand with an electric heater and a sample tube filled
with the liquid whose viscosity is to be determined.
Viscosity of the sample is determined by measuring the
falling time of a controlled needle through a
predetermined distance of the fluid held in a sample tube.
The falling time is measured automatically by means of
Hall sensors and a magnet in the weight holder. For
Non-Newtonian fluid, a computer program is available from
SBS.
Key Features
- Disposable Sample
Tube Available
- No Sample Tube
Cleaning
- Measures Absolute
Viscosity without Instrument Calibration
- Minimal
Disturbance of Sample's Mechanical Structure
- Automatic Falling
Time Measurements to 0.001 s
- High Temperature
up to 350°C
- Quick and Easy
Viscosity Measurement
- Microprocessor-based
Console with RS-232 Interface
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Applications:
Adhesives, Aerosols,
Automobile Fluids, Biomaterials, Coal Slurries, Coatings,
Colloids, Cosmetics, Creams, Dairy Products, Detergents,
Dispersions, Emulsions, Fertilizers, Foams, Fuels, Gels,
Grease, Honey, Inks, Ketchup, Latex, Lubricants,
Mayonnaise, Milk, Oils, Ointments, Paints, Petroleum,
Polymers, Proteins, Pulp, Resins, Shampoos, Slurries,
Soaps, Solutions, Surfactants, Suspensions, Varnish and
many more.
Specifications: |
Viscosity
Range |
1 to
108 cP (mPa s)* |
Temperature
Range |
-40 to
200°C**
40 to 350°C*** |
Accuracy
& Repeatability |
Better
than 2% |
Test
Sample Volume |
Approx.
1.5 cm3* |
Needle
Material |
Metal
(Al, Ti, Stainless Steel) |
Needle
Densities |
6 to
1000 g/cm3* |
Total
Instrument Weight |
5.4 kg
(12 lbs) |
*Outside
this range, consult SBS.
**With a constant temperature circulator.
***With an electric heater.
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Stony Brook Scientific, Ltd., 2002
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