Krebs Stormer Viscometer LKSV-T2010

Introduction

Krebs Stormer Viscometer offers an accuracy of ±1.0%, ensuring precise viscosity measurements for consistent product quality. It features an automated motor drive to ensure uniform paddle rotation. The device includes infrared temperature sensors for non-contact measurement of sample temperature. Our krebs stormer viscometer is constructed from high-quality aluminum alloy and glass base plate, providing corrosion resistance for a long time.

This analytical equipment is designed to meet the rigorous requirements of modern laboratory operations, ensuring high precision, reliability, and ease of use for various experimental applications.

Applications

Krebs Stormer Viscometer is a laboratory instrument used to measure the viscosity of paints and coatings in krebs units. It is widely used in paint and coating, printing and ink industries for viscosity measurement and quality control.

Specifications

Range	40.2KU to 141.0 KU (27 to 5250 Cp)
Accuracy	±1.0%
Repeatability	± 0.5%
Paddle Speed	200r / min ± 0.1 r / min
Dimension (L × W × H)	210 × 180 × 500 mm
Package Size	560 × 450 × 280 mm
Package Weight	9.2 kg

Features

Multiple Measurement Units

Overload Protection Mode

Fast Testing Time 

Advanced Rheology Data Analysis

Automated Sample Size Detection

FAQs

1. Can the Krebs Stormer Viscometer measure non-Newtonian fluids?

Yes, Krebs Stormer Viscometer is designed to test both Newtonian and non-Newtonian fluids. Non-Newtonian fluids, such as creams, gels, and certain paints, change their viscosity under shear stress. The viscometer's fixed-speed paddle allows for a controlled shear environment, making it possible to measure these changes accurately. This is especially important in industries like cosmetics and food processing, where the texture and flow of products can significantly affect performance and user experience. With repeatable test conditions and consistent torque measurement, the device helps ensure quality and formulation accuracy.

2. What is the difference between KU and cP in viscosity measurement?

It supplies advanced krebs stormer viscometer. Krebs Units (KU) and centipoise (cP) are both units used to measure viscosity, but they serve different purposes. KU is a practical unit used mainly in the paint and coatings industry for quality control, while cP is a scientific unit for dynamic viscosity applicable across many industries. The Krebs Stormer Viscometer often offers both units to accommodate different testing standards and preferences. KU readings are obtained directly from the resistance torque of the paddle in a specific test setup, whereas cP measurements often require calibration with standard fluids. Having access to both units increase the device’s versatility and usability.

3. Is the Krebs Viscometer suitable for high-viscosity samples?

Yes, Krebs Stormer Viscometer is ideal for testing medium to high-viscosity materials such as emulsions, adhesives, printing inks, and industrial coatings. Its robust construction and automated motor allow it to handle thick fluids without clogging or stalling. The overload protection feature found in advanced models ensures safe operation even with very dense samples. It supports a range of container sizes and maintains consistent paddle rotation, making it suitable for high-throughput lab and production environments. This makes the instrument particularly useful in industries requiring strict control over fluid consistency and performance.

4. Does the device offer temperature compensation or monitoring?

Yes, It supplies advanced modern models of the Krebs Stormer Viscometer include built-in infrared temperature sensors for non-contact measurement of sample temperature. Since viscosity is highly temperature-dependent, monitoring and compensating for temperature ensures accurate and repeatable readings. The temperature is typically displayed alongside viscosity results, giving users a complete picture of testing conditions. Some units log temperature data automatically, which is valuable for trend analysis and documentation. This feature is especially important for sensitive materials such as resins or gels that react to temperature fluctuations during testing.

5. How accurate is the Krebs Stormer Viscometer?

supplies advanced viscometer with excellent accuracy, typically within ±1.0%, and repeatability of ±0.5%. This level of precision ensures that viscosity readings are both consistent and reliable across multiple tests and operators. The automated motor reduces human error, and the consistent paddle rotation ensures stable torque measurement. models are calibrated before shipment and may include auto-calibration features for ongoing use. These capabilities make the viscometer a trusted tool for applications where formulation and process control are critical, such as in coatings manufacturing and quality assurance labs.