Engler Viscometer  52-EVM100

Engler Viscometer 52-EVM100

Lab Expo Engler Viscometer 52-EVM100 features a graduated flask with a capacity of 200 ml, ensuring precise measurements for accurate viscosity testing. It offers a temperature range of 0 to 100°C, providing controlled conditions. It features a standard water value of 51 seconds, ensuring reliable calibration. It is designed as per ASTM D1665 standards, ensuring precise testing & performance.

$3,739.00 $ 3116

Engler Viscometer 52-EVM100 - Specifications

Graduated Flask 200 ± 0.2 ml
Standard Water Value 51 ± 1 s
Temperature Range 0 to 100 °C
Temperature Controlling Accuracy ± 0.2 °C
Accuracy Of Timer 0.01 s
Dimension 510 x 360 x 270 mm
Power Of Heater 550 W / 220 V

Engler Viscometer 52-EVM100 - Key Features

  • Microprocessor-based PID adjustment with 0.2C accuracy
  • 550W heating element with AC 220V power supply
  • Digital temperature controller with real-time monitoring
  • Preset parameters maintaining ±0.2C temperature control

Engler Viscometer 52-EVM100 - Applications

FunctionImplementation
Viscosity testing labs51 ± 1 s standard water value ensures reliable calibration
Quality control facilities±0.2°C temperature controlling accuracy supports precise measurements
Research laboratories0 to 100°C temperature range enables controlled testing conditions
Clinical analysis units200 ± 0.2 ml graduated flask provides accurate sample volume
Industrial process monitoringTimer accuracy of 0.01 s allows exact flow time measurement

Engler Viscometer 52-EVM100 - Catalog

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Lab Expo Engler Viscometer units are used for determination of viscosity of petroleum products and bituminous materials under controlled thermal conditions. The range includes 100 ml and 200 ml graduated flask configurations, with standard water flow time of 51 ± 1 s and operating temperatures from 0 to 100 °C. Select models support dual-volume measurement for bituminous samples, enabling comparative flow behavior analysis in fuel testing, asphalt evaluation, and viscosity-based quality control workflows.