Test, Measure & Inspect By Skybound

• Most digital viscometers operate on the principle of rotational viscometry. They use a spindle or a rotor to rotate within the fluid, and the resistance encountered by the rotating element is measured to determine viscosity.
• Digital viscometers come in a variety of models designed to measure a wide range of viscosities, from low-viscosity fluids like water and oils to high-viscosity substances such as polymers and pastes.
• Some advanced digital viscometers have temperature control features, allowing users to measure viscosity at specific temperatures. Viscosity is highly dependent on temperature, so this feature ensures accurate measurements.
• These viscometers often have intuitive interfaces, making them easy to operate. Users can set parameters, view readings, and store data for future reference.
• Digital viscometers typically come with various spindle sizes to accommodate different viscosities and sample volumes. Users can choose the appropriate spindle based on the viscosity of the fluid being tested.