Measuring the viscosity of creamy, pasty or heterogeneous material presents a challenge for rotational viscometers when using traditional smooth geometries such as coaxial cylinder, cone-plate, or simple disk spindles.

Changing environments demand most robustness

Now available in intrinsically safe versions certified for use in Hazardous Areas up to and including Zone 0 (explosive atmosphere continuously present), equivalent to Class 1 Division 1 Group A.

Rotational viscometers are the most widely used tool in today's QC labs for making viscosity measurements.  Many small changes, like reduction in sample size and shortening the viscosity test time, can lead to significant increase in QC lab productivity.

Lovis 2000 M/ME Measures the rolling time of a ball through transparent and opaque liquids according to Hoeppler's falling ball principle Measurement requires only 400 µL sample volume Compact and economical, and saves

Viscometers measure viscosity, the resistance of fluids to flow or stress. In common terms, viscosity is related to a fluid’s “thickness”—a physical property of great interest to manufacturers of liquids, slurries, and pastes.

Features automatic chip recognition and closed-loop temperature control.

Measures dynamic viscosity and density of oils and fuels according to ASTM D7042.