Viscometer Applications:

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Petrochemicals: Sofraser viscometers measure everything from light oils to bitumen.

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Chemical industry: provide a wide range of viscosity measurement for polymer polymerization, especially for systems with low viscosity.??

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Coatings and Printing: Fast and stable viscosity measurement during coating and printing.??

Food and Beverage: Customize smaller size sensors to prevent contamination.??

Organic chemistry: Small sensors can be assembled anywhere without major modifications.??

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Energy and Environment: Real-time, permanent, maintenance-free measurements.

Types of viscometers:

(1) Rotational viscometer: Brookfield viscometer and NDJ series in domestic standards. There is also a Brabender viscometer that is most commonly used to continuously track viscosity changes during starch gelatinization. It is said that the same principle is used, but I have not used it. dare not comment.

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(2) Capillary type: Ubbelohde, Pinnacle, Finn, countercurrent and other forms,

(3) Cup type: En's Viscometer, Ford Cup in the United States, Zahn Cup in Japan and Tu-4 Cup in my country.

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(4) Ball drop type.??

(5) Others: One can measure the viscosity of glass or ceramic droplets melted in a heating furnace, and can perform viscosity, surface tension and contact angle measurements, and the temperature range is from room temperature to 1000 ℃ or 2100 ℃.