RV-10000 - Tuning Fork Rheometer (Basic Model)

Series:	A&D RV
Quantitative unit:	ks

20.650,00 Eur

Price without VAT

24.986,50 Eur

Price with VAT

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Repeatability as high as 1% of the measured value (by S.D.) even with low viscosity sample fluids
Shear rate changes by controlling the sensor plate vibration amplitude
Easy setup/cleaning and very quick measurement (stabilization in 20 seconds)
Wide continuous measurement range (max. 0.3 to 25,000 mPa·s)
Little interference to the sample fluid
Possible to measure fluids in motion
Automatic change of the amplitude (shear rate) and capturing data in the manner set by the user
Real-time graphing of viscosity variation with time, temperature, as well as shear rate
Unique Controller (Only with the RV-10000A)
Simultaneous measurements of temperature and viscosity
Unrivalled sensitivity and precision
Easy calibration by the user
Windows Communication Tools Software “WinCT-Viscosity”
Saving results (in CSV format) and graph screens (as JPEG images) in USB flash driveEasy set-up and very quick measurement

Measurement method	Tuning fork vibro method (natural frequency at 30Hz)
Amplitude range	0.07 to 1.2 mm
Viscosity measurement range	amplitude		range
	0,07 mm		2,000 to 25,000 mPa·s
	0.1 mm		20 to 25,000 mPa·s
	0.2 mm		0.3 to 25,000 mPa·s
	0.4 mm		0.3 to 12,000 mPa·s
	0.6 mm		0.3 to 5,000 mPa·s
	0.8 mm		0.3 to 5,000 mPa·s
	1.0 mm		0.3 to 3,000 mPa·s
	1.2 mm		0.3 to 3,000 mPa·s
Repeatability	1% of the measured value (standard deviation)
Accuracy	±3% (1 to 1000 mPa.s) when the amplitude is set to 0.4 mm
Minimum display	Range (mPa·s)	Minimum display (mPa·s)		Minimum display (Pa·s)
	0.3 to 10	0.01		0.0001
	10 to 100	0.1		0.0001
	100 to 1000	1		0.001
	1000 to 25000	10		0.01
Viscosity measurement unit	mPa·s, Pa·s, cP, P
Minimum sample amount	10 ml
Temperature display	0 to 99°C/0.1°C ; 100 to 160°C/1°C

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