How to measure viscosity - Viscosity measurement is the act of determining the thickness or flowablity of a liquid at a given rate, and is calculated in one to millions of centipoise (cps).
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An inexpensive and easy way to check engine oil viscosity on site, quickly and conveniently.
Stein Hall Viscosity Cup is used in viscosity testing where the number of secs required for a set volume of adhesive to flow through the viscometer's orifice.
Determines viscosity by either measuring time an air bubble takes to pass between two spaced marks, or by comparing to the bubble standards.
Bostwick Type stainless steel device designed to determine the flow of a standard volume of thick liquid or semisolid under its own weight.
A versitile and sophisticated Rotational Viscometer and the premier instrument for precise measurement results.
These Cone and Plate Viscometers are practical tools for labs requiring quick
and easy testing of materials, regardless of application, at high
shear rates.
The Byko-visc DS is an automatic rotational speed control stormer type viscosimeter.
The new ROTAVISC series viscometer determines the viscosity of liquids in all areas of application ranging from the laboratory to quality control.
Direct reading unit accurately determines consistency
of bituminous materials, cement, petrolatum and waxes, as well as food, cosmetic, and pharmaceutical products.
