




A Rotational Viscometer is a commonly used experimental instrument used to measure the viscosity of liquid or semi-solid substances. It measures the viscosity by rotating a cylindrical rotor or disc in the object to be measured, based on the resistance between the rotor and the liquid or semi-solid. The rotational speed of the rotor and the force applied have an impact on the viscosity measurement results. Rotational viscometers are widely used in chemical, food, pharmaceutical and other industries to determine the fluidity of substances, quality control and viscosity changes during product development.
The improved 16-bit microcomputer processor is the core, and the anti-interference performance is greatly improved
Digital LCD 4-line digital display with blue backlight
Stepper motor direct drive, no gear, accurate speed
Standard RTD temperature probe, RS232 interface
Displays the maximum measurable viscosity of the rotor at the current rotational speed.
Measurement timing function, print interval setting, viscosity unit selection
Viscosity values show continuous changes
There is an alarm sound prompt beyond the measurement range
Computer full scale linear correction
AC power adapter 100V-240V, good anti-interference
Dedicated viscosity measurement constant temperature sink, ultra low viscosity adapter
Microprinter, Glass Circulation Cup
Ink, ink, glue, latex, solvent-based adhesives, biochemical preparations, polymer solutions, petroleum, paints and coatings, solvents, lithium battery paddles, cosmetics, milk products, medicines, fruit juices, petroleum, solvents, etc.