Rolling-ball viscometer : Lovis 2000 M/ME

Viscosimeters, Rheometers

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“ For R&D - Small sample amount (starting from 100 µL) - Sample recovery - Wide temperature range (-30°C to 100°C) - Wide viscosity range (0.3 mPa.s to 10,000 mPa.s) - High accuracy - Variable inclination angle for testing shear-dependent flow behavior For pharmaceutical and medical labs - Included in US and European Pharmacopeia - Pharma qualification packages available - Optional modular combination with Anton Paar instruments for meausring density, refractive index, turbidity and pH value - Flow-through filling for large sample throughput For the chemical industry - Hertically closed system for volatile or toxic samples - High chemical resistance (borosilicate glass or PCTFE) - Special polymer measuring and evaluation features - Automatic filling using autosampler - Testing of opaque samples ”

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Presentation

Lovis 2000 M/ME is a rolling-ball viscometer which 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.

Results are given as relative, kinematic or dynamic viscosity. Lovis 2000 M/ME is compact and economical, and saves you space in the lab. The Lovis 2000 M/ME microviscometer is the successor to Anton Paar’s AMVn automated microviscometer.

Economical

• From 400 µL sample
• Space-saving, modular viscometer
• Rapid and precise Peltier thermostat
• Dynamic viscosity and kinematic viscosity in one cycle
• Efficient combination with density meters, sound velocity meters and sample changers possible

Quality

• High precision and comparability of the measurement results
• Closed system - no sample/air contact
• Variable measurement angle for calculation of zero-shear viscosity
• Highest resistance to aggressive samples

Easy operation

• For samples up to 10,000 mPa.s between 5 °C and 100 °C
• First results after only 30 seconds
• Powerful software for recording and analyzing data
• Factory-calibrated measuring systems