Measurement

Measure the viscosity by immersing the measuring body (spindle) in the oil and rotating it at a defined speed. 

Measure viscosity by rotating a disk or cylinder while the disk is immersed in the material being tested. 

Combines flexible interfacing capabilities with current sensitivity, charge measurement capabilities, resolution, and speed that are equal or superior to our earlier electrometers. 

Provide reliable measurements of current levels down to 10 aA (10×10–18 A), charge levels down to 1 fC, and the highest resistance measurements available up to 1018 Ω.

Designed for applications that demand fast, yet precise measurements of low currents, voltages from high resistance sources, charges, or high resistances. 

Measure mass quantities to a very precise number. 

Measures and verifies multiple electrical stimuli, including voltage, current and resistance.

Measure test specimen elongation to characterize strain.

Uses the proven measuring principle of high-resolution sensors of modern rotational rheometers to measure torque. Combines with the Haake extruder. 

Distribute a precise amount of a liquid-like substance at a specific rate and time into another location using a syringe.