About Krebs Viscometer
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Features:
- Low maintenance
- Accuracy in results
- Long working life
- Measure viscosity on paints and coatings.
Precision and ReliabilityThe Krebs Viscometer stands out for its accuracy and repeatability, achieving 1% of full scale. Factory calibration with standard oils ensures reliable results every time. Designed for consistency, it is ideal for stringent quality control in laboratories and R&D facilities.
Effortless Operation and ControlWith a fully automatic, digitally controlled interface, this viscometer simplifies testing procedures. Large backlit LCD and auto-stop features allow for straightforward operation, even during extended testing, while overload protection enhances equipment safety and durability.
Robust Design and VersatilityA sturdy powder-coated metal body paired with a stainless steel spindle ensures longevity under frequent use. Its compact, bench-top design and compliance with international safety standards make it an excellent choice for diverse industrial and laboratory environments across the UK.
FAQs of Krebs Viscometer:
Q: How does the Krebs Viscometer measure viscosity?
A: The Krebs Viscometer uses a rotational principle with a standard Krebs spindle at a fixed speed of 200 r/min. The resistance encountered by the spindle as it rotates in the sample fluid is measured and digitally displayed as viscosity, in either Krebs Units (KU) or centipoise (cP).
Q: What types of materials can be tested with this viscometer?
A: This instrument is specifically designed to measure the viscosity of paints, coatings, inks, and adhesives, accommodating a wide viscosity range from 27 to 5274 cP (40141 KU).
Q: When should the viscometer be recalibrated?
A: Although factory calibration with standard oils is provided, periodic recalibration according to laboratory protocols or after extensive use is recommended to maintain optimal accuracy.
Q: Where is this viscometer best suited for use?
A: The Krebs Viscometer is ideal for laboratories, quality control departments, and R&D facilities in industries like paint, coatings, and adhesives, especially in the United Kingdom.
Q: What is the process for conducting a viscosity test with this unit?
A: Fill the supplied standard Krebs cup with 40100 ml of your sample, attach it to the viscometer, and initiate the automatic operation. The device will measure and display the viscosity digitally within 5 seconds.
Q: How can users benefit from the digital control and automatic features?
A: Automatic digital control, including auto stop and overload protection, simplifies operation and enhances accuracy, minimizing manual intervention and the risk of operator errors.
Q: What are the usage conditions and safety standards for this equipment?
A: The device should be operated in ambient temperatures of 535C with humidity 85% RH (non-condensing). It complies with IEC 61010-1 safety standards, ensuring user and equipment safety.