Clear-view heating bath VIS-T-08-4 with insulating glass window ideally suited for standard viscosity test of liquids by means of glass capillary viscometers according to GOST 33, GOST R 53708, ASTM D445, IP 71, ISO 3104 and DIN 51366.
Features & Benefits
Constant bath fluid level not only in the work area, but also in the gap between the outer and inner windows due to additional buffer bath. This innovative design eliminates the need for frequent addition of bath fluid. With the standard 2-bath design the fluid level in the gap between windows rapidly decreases on evaporation, which impedes observation of viscometers in the measurement process.
The innovative design of the temperature control unit, which unites a sensor, a heater and a pump in one chamber coupled with an overflow bath, achieves exceptional stability and uniformity of the temperature field in the working volume.
Four-sided overflow design.
Floating guide with lock for vertical installation of viscometer.
Holders with spring clamp provide fast and reliable attachment of viscometer with tube of any diameter.
Rotating feet to install the bath on a horizontal surface.
Intuitive operation and bright indicators "Stable state" and "Alarm".
Three programmable set point temperatures.
Pump made of 304 stainless steel ensures a long lifetime with any bath fluid in a wide temperature range.
Built-in clock and stopwatch for timing during measurement.
Built-in tap water cooling coil for near or below ambient temperature conditions.
Switching on and off at a given time due to the built-in clock.
Digitally adjustable high temperature cut-off, heater failure and dry-running protection guarantee absolute safety of operation even without supervision.
Built-in USB and optional RS232/RS485 interfaces to control the device in open protocol.
Thông số kỹ thuật
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- for temperature range +20...+80 °С
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- for temperature range +20...+95 °С
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- for temperature range 0...+150 °С
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