In simple terms, viscosity can be referred to as the 'thickness' of a liquid - or its resistance to flow. The viscometry instruments displayed below use a variety of methods to determine the viscosity of a fluids under one flow condition.
Follow the links for further details on each viscometry instrument, as well as downloadable product brochures.
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This standard test for dynamic viscosity measurements is now faster and more accurate by use of new high precision microprocessor controls.
As most viscosity measurements are highly temperature sensitive, the samples are placed on a temperature controlled plate which can be set from 5 to 65°C.
Find out more about the Cone and Plate viscometry instrument |
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The Rotothinner instrument uses a disc or ball shaped rotor to determine the viscosity of the sample under test. The results are displayed on the LCD screen in POISE units.
More details on the Digital Rotothinner™ |
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This traditional Krebs viscometry instrument uses a rotating paddle driven by falling weights to determine paint viscosity.
Learn more about this Krebs viscometry instrument |
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This rotating paddle viscometer is used to determine the viscosity of non-Newtonian fluids, e.g. most paints.
A modern, digital viscometry instrument, this Krebs model provides automated motor operation without weights & pulley, allowing accurate direct reading.
Find out more about this product and how it measures viscosity |
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An accurate and versatile instrument, suitable for absolute viscosity measurement of various transparent fluids such as lacquers, resins, oils, foods, cosmetics, chemicals etc. as well as gas products.
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The Spindle Viscometer is the ideal solution for performing precise viscosity measurements quickly and efficiently. Ease of use and versatility enables it to be used in many industrial applications.
Find out more about this Viscometry instrument |
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Based on the Rotothinner design, this instrument is specially suited to assess the yield strength and consistency of thick paints and other materials such as gels and putties etc.
More about the Gel Strength Tester |
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An efficient and cost effective instrument, for consistency determinations of semi-solid to solid materials such as greases, waxes, cosmetics etc. Available in 2 models: automatic or manual.
Read more details on the Penetrometer |
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Accurate temperature control during viscosity measurements is essential for reliable and repeatable results. Available in 3 models.
More information on this viscometry instrument |
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These flow cups cover most of the standards specified in Britain, France, Germany, USA and by ISO.
Find out more about our wide range of flow cups |
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These flow cup stands hold all cups ( except 405, 420 range ) level for optimum results and come supplied with bubble level.
Learn more about our range of flow cup stands |
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The Autovisc Flow cup timer allows the user to standardise calibration and use of most flow cups, eliminating human error.
The timer is activated automatically as the sample flows past an optical sensor. As soon as a break in the flow occurs the elapsed flow time is shown on the display.
Get more information on this viscosity instrument
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These oils are suitable for the calibration of all flow cups and rotational viscometers. Each oil is supplied with a calibration certificate traceable to national standards.
More details on calibration oils |
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