Brookfield Dial Reading LV Viscometer Full Form

Brookfield Dial Reading LV Viscometer Full Form — Lab-Grade Viscosity Tester

Our original for over 85 years! Electronic drive and easy to select speeds make this viscometer simple to use with easy setup, and its extremely quiet operation enhances the user experience. Speeds model min ranges from 0.3 RPM to 100 RPM for all your applications.

Features and Benefits

• Easy to Select Speeds

• Electronic Drive means quiet and reliable

• Analog display

• Shows % Torque

• Use Factor Finder to convert reading to centipoise

• Simple to use, easy setup

• Accuracy: ±1.0% of range

• Repeatability: ±0.2%

What’s Included

• Instrument

• 6 spindles (RV) or 4 spindles (LV)

• Guard Leg

• Carrying Case

What is a Dial Reading Viscometer?

A dial reading viscometer is a specialized instrument designed to measure the viscosity of fluids by utilizing a rotating spindle and a dial display. The Brookfield Dial Reading Viscometer is a prime example of this technology, renowned for its ability to handle a wide spectrum of materials, from low viscosity liquids like water and oils to higher viscosity substances such as paints and inks.

The operational principle of a dial reading viscometer involves a rotating spindle that encounters resistance from the fluid being measured. This resistance is then translated into a viscosity reading displayed on the dial, typically in units like centipoise (cP). This makes it an essential tool in laboratory settings, research, and quality control applications.

One standout feature of the Brookfield Dial Reading Viscometer is its multi-speed electronic drive, which allows users to select from various speeds to suit different fluid viscosities. Additionally, the universal power supply facilitates its use with worldwide power sources, enhancing its versatility.

Widely adopted across industries such as pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, food, and beverages, the dial reading viscometer is celebrated for its reliability and accuracy. Its application extends to both research and quality control, making it a valuable asset in ensuring product consistency and quality.

Brookfield Dial Reading Viscometer Product Description

The Brookfield Dial Reading Viscometer is a lab standard instrument for measuring viscosity of various materials. With multi-speed electronic drive and universal power supply this viscometer can be used with a wide range of materials from low viscosity liquids to high viscosity materials. Direct drive design means extremely quiet operation for lab use. The Brookfield Dial Reading Viscometer is a reliable and accurate instrument for viscosity measurement with over 85 years of use in various industries.

Key Features and Specifications

• Multi-speed electronic drive: Select any of the 10 pre-set speeds with the speed control knob

• Universal power supply: Use worldwide power sources

• Direct-drive design: Extremely quiet operation for lab use

• Speed control knob: Easy to select any one of the 10 pre-set speeds

• Versatile: Measure low, medium and high viscosity materials

• Full scale range repeatability: ±0.5%

• Torque measurement accuracy: ±1% of full scale range repeatability

• Units: cP, mPa·s, M

Applications and Uses for Medium Viscosity Materials

The Brookfield Dial Reading Viscometer is used in various industries such as pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, food and beverages. Examples of applications:

• Low viscosity materials: Water and oils

• Medium viscosity materials: Paints and coatings

• High viscosity materials: Adhesives and polymers

• Even higher viscosity materials: Greases and waxes

Benefits of Dial Reading Viscometer

The Brookfield Dial Reading Viscometer has:

• Accurate and reliable viscosity measurements: Precise viscosity readings

• Easy to use: Simple to operate with speed control knob

• Versatile: Multi-speed electronic drive and universal power supply

• Quiet operation: Extremely quiet for lab use

Choosing the Right Brookfield Viscometer

Selecting the appropriate Brookfield viscometer for your needs involves considering several key factors to ensure optimal performance for your specific application:

1. Viscosity Range: Determine the range of viscosities you need to measure. Brookfield offers various models tailored to different viscosity ranges, ensuring precise viscosity measurements for your specific materials.

2. Speed Control: Evaluate the speed control options available. Brookfield viscometers provide both manual and electronic speed control, allowing for flexibility in measuring different fluid types.

3. Torque Measurement Accuracy: Assess the level of torque measurement and speed torque measurement accuracy required. Brookfield viscometers are known for their high-precision torque viscosity measurements, which are crucial for accurate viscosity readings.

4. Universal Power Supply: Consider the need for a power supply that supports worldwide power sources, enhancing the viscometer’s usability in different regions.

5. Lab Stand Model: Decide if a lab stand model is necessary for your setup. Brookfield offers various lab stand models compatible with different viscometer types, providing stability and ease of use.

Typical examples of Brookfield viscometers include:

• LV Torque: Ideal for measuring low viscosity materials such as water and oil.

• HA Torque: Suited for higher viscosity materials like paints and inks.

• HB Torque: Designed for even higher viscosity materials, including thick pastes and gels.

When choosing a Brookfield viscometer, it’s essential to consider the specific features and options you need, such as a speed control knob, electronic drive, and universal power supply. By carefully evaluating these factors, you can select the right Brookfield viscometer to meet your precise application requirements.

Technical Support and Literature

Brookfield has:

• User manuals and operation guides: Setup and operation documentation

• Calibration and maintenance instructions: How to keep your instrument accurate and reliable

• Troubleshooting guides and FAQs: Common issues and answers

• Technical support hotline and email support: Talk to an expert

• Online resources: Videos and tutorials