DIN immersion Cup

The DIN dip cup is a viscosity measurement tool that determines viscosity by measuring the time it takes for a standard volume of liquid to flow out through a small hole at the bottom of the cup. It is used in industries such as coatings and inks to help control product flow properties and is suitable for on-site rapid testing.
Selection
When selecting a DIN immersion cups, it is essential to consider the viscosity range of the material being tested and match it with the appropriate aperture size of the cup. The material should be chosen based on the usage environment, such as stainless steel for corrosion resistance. Additionally, verify the calibration certificate and the capacity of the measuring cup to ensure measurement accuracy meets standard requirements.

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Instruments

Flow hole diaMeter 6mm, Cup height 74mm, stainless steel material, in line with international standards, suitable for Newtonian or near newtonian fluid, providing accurate viscosity assessment.

$ 587.00

One-handed operation design is convenient for immersion measurement, 4mm filter diaMeter corresponds to 25-150 seconds outflow time, titanium anodic oxidation aluminum material ensures durability, temperature fluctuations need to be controlled within +/- 0.2 ℃ to ensure Precision.

$ 375.00

Made of stainless steel, the flow hole diaMeter is 2mm, according to DIN 53211, providing accurate viscosity measurement for Newtonian or near newtonian fluids.

$ 581.00

Measurement range covers common Coating viscosities with 3mm filter diaMeter, immersion design supports one-handed operation, aluminum alloy ensures durability and meets DIN 53211 requirements.

$ 381.00

Immersion design, 2mm outflow aperture, viscosity measurement range 5~ 60cSt, stainless steel material, ASTM D4212 standard, correction factor 0.95~ 1.05.

$ 135.00

Designed for easy immersion measurement with one hand operation, the 8mm filter diaMeter covers a specific viscosity range, and the aluminum alloy and stainless steel construction ensures durability and accurate flow time determination.

$ 388.00

Aperture 4.26mm, viscosity measurement range 200~ 1200cSt, stainless steel corrosion resistance, portable immersion design for easy operation, correction factor 0.95~ 1.05 to ensure accuracy.

$ 131.00

Using aluminum alloy material, filter diaMeter 4mm, viscosity measurement range 34-135cSt, in line with international standards design, hand-held immersion operation is simple, suitable for laboratory accurate measurement.

$ 432.00

Using aluminum alloy and stainless steel material, filter diaMeter 5mm, capacity 100ml, one-handed operation design for easy immersion Coating measurement, Precision high and in line with industry standards.

$ 386.00

Measurement range 400-1800cSt, equipped with 44ml Cup volume, correction factor 0.95-1, accurate viscosity test at 25 ℃ thermostatic environment.

$ 131.00

Made of aluminum alloy and stainless steel, equipped with 2mm filter diaMeter, one-handed operation design for easy immersion Coating measurement, Flow Time Measurement range 25-150 seconds, Precision and easy maintenance.

$ 382.00

Adopt replaceable filter design, support 1-8mm aperture selection; Cup annular groove can store overflowing liquid, Cup wall has no clean dead angle; comply with DIN53211 standard, with unique serial number for easy tracking.

$ 441.00

Made of titanium anodic oxidation aluminum and stainless steel, the flow hole diaMeter is 6mm, the capacity is 100ml, and the one-hand immersion measurement meets the DIN 53211 standard to ensure High Accuracy Viscosity Testing.

$ 381.00

Made of stainless steel, the diaMeter of the flow hole is 5mm, the Cup height is 74mm, and the viscosity is calculated by measuring the liquid outflow time, which meets international standards and has a unique serial number.

$ 559.00

3Mm stainless steel filter design, viscosity measurement range of 7-42cst, flow time of 30-100 seconds, in line with international standards dimensional tolerance, equipped with a unique serial number to ensure measurement accuracy.

$ 436.00

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