Engler Viscometer LEV-T2010

Introduction

Engler Viscometer has a measuring temperature range of 20°C to 100°C. It provides a standard water value of 20k, equal to 51 ±1 seconds. This makes it suitable for testing asphalt or other petroleum products at specific temperatures and volumes. It can test two samples at the same time under the same temperature conditions. Our engler viscometer calculates the average time to help determine the properties of petroleum products.

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

Applications

Engler Viscometer is widely used in pharmaceuticals, petroleum, and chemical industries. It is also commonly used in scientific research.

Specifications

Measuring Temperature Range	20 to 100 ℃
Standard Water Value	20k = (51 ±1) seconds, (20K × 0.224) (in asphalt test)
Refrigeration Temperature Control	20 ± 0.1 ℃, 25 ± 0.1 ℃
Temperature Control Accuracy	0.1 ℃
Applicable Environment	Temperature: 15 ~ 28 ℃, Relative Humidity: ≤ 85%
Working Power Supply	AC (220 ±10%) V, 50 Hz
Power Consumption	≤ 1200 W
Dimension	420 × 380 × 590mm
Packaging Dimension	470 × 430 × 640mm
Net Weight	24 Kg
Gross Weight	27 Kg

Features

Semiconductor refrigeration

Easy-to-use interface

Compact desktop design

Built for durability

FAQs

1. What is the temperature range of the It Engler Viscometer, and why is it important?

The It Engler Viscometer offers a wide measuring temperature range from 20°C to 100°C. This allows users to test a variety of petroleum-based substances under different thermal conditions. Accurate temperature control is essential in viscosity testing, as even small variations can affect the results. With this temperature range, users can test asphalt, oils, and other petroleum products at conditions relevant to real-world applications.

2. How does the It Engler Viscometer ensure accurate viscosity measurements?

The It Engler Viscometer is designed to deliver precise results with its temperature control accuracy of 0.1°C and refrigeration temperature control at 20 ± 0.1°C and 25 ± 0.1°C. It uses a standard water value of 20k = 51 ±1 seconds, based on the asphalt test, which helps standardize results across samples. Additionally, the device can test two samples at the same time in the same temperature environment, improving consistency. It then calculates the average time, which provides a reliable basis for determining the viscosity of petroleum products.

3. What makes the It Engler Viscometer user-friendly and suitable for laboratory environments?

Engler Viscometer is built with a compact desktop design, making it space-efficient for lab benches. It features an easy-to-use interface, which simplifies operation even for first-time users. The inclusion of semiconductor refrigeration also provides fast and stable cooling, reducing waiting time during tests. These features make the instrument ideal for regular laboratory use in industries like pharmaceuticals, chemicals, and oil testing facilities.

4. In which industries is the It Engler Viscometer most commonly used, and why?

The It Engler Viscometer is widely used in the pharmaceutical, petroleum, and chemical industries, as well as in scientific research laboratories. In these fields, measuring the viscosity of liquids like oils, fuels, and solutions is essential for quality control and formulation. The viscometer’s ability to provide fast, accurate, and repeatable results makes it a valuable tool in both production and research environments.

5. What components are included with the It Engler Viscometer, and what are their functions?

The It Engler Viscometer comes with all essential accessories for standard testing. It includes one host unit, two receiving measuring bottles (Kohlrausch flasks), one thermometer, and two corks. The receiving bottles collect the flow sample, while the thermometer monitors the temperature to ensure accuracy. These components are designed to work seamlessly with the viscometer, allowing users to begin testing right out of the box.