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That’s New: “Suction” and “Pressure” Measurement s With Just One Instrument, No need for a PC The ViscoSystem® AVS 470 is the first viscosity measuring device that allows “suction” and “pressure” measurements completely independent of a PC. This makes for maximum independence and flexibility, allowing you to set up a measuring station that meets highest requirements even under difficult conditions, e.g. to monitor productio…
High temperature constancy and visual observation Transparent thermostats manufactured by SCHOTT Instruments have been specially designed to measure the viscosity of Newtonian liquids in capillary viscometers. They can be used for both manual measurements and, when used in connection with viscosity measuring equipment, for automatic measurements. The most important characteristics of the transparent thermostats are their a…
Innovative capillary viscometry – from the outset The viscosity of Newtonian fluids can be most precisely determined using capillary viscometers. This method of measurement, measures the time taken for a defined quantity of fluid to flow through a capillary with a known diameter and known length. With the industrial production of such precisely calibrated capillary viscometers, we have created the conditions to enable this…
The ViscoClock is the economically priced introductory model in the field of automatic viscosity measurements. Manual measurements with a stopwatch and a trained eye is therefore something of the past because time is money. The V iscoClock The ViscoClock is an electronic time-measuring unit used to determine absolute and relative viscosity. It consists of a stand which is used to mount a viscometer and the electronic measuri…
Anyone working with the ViscoSystem® AVS 370 is per fectly equipped for all tasks involved in determining viscosity using capillary viscometers. How to automatically achieve the right results PC-controlled, the ViscoSystem® AVS 370 determines the time which the liquid to be examined requires to flow through the measuring distance in the capillary viscometer with quartz precision. The time is displayed with a resolution of 0.…
The AVSPro automatic sampler is a fully automated measuring instrument for determining the viscosity of Newtonian fluids with capillary viscometers. In spite of the high sample throughput, the AVSPro provides maximum accuracy and reproducibility. Furthermore, working with the A VSPro is easy and even allows unsuper vised 24-hour operation. Particularly with time consuming measurement runs, the AVSPro helps to substantially re…
