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One of the ultra-small viscosity sensors in the world, its role is very significant.

★SPC501 is widely used for oil analysis applications such as compressors, engines, and hydraulic systems. It is well-suited for installation locations where shape and small sample size are important. ★The measurement technology is based on a simple and reliable electromagnetic concept. Two coils magnetically move the piston back and forth with a constant force. The built-in analysis circuit analyzes the piston’s movement time to measure absolute viscosity. !For more details, please contact us or download the catalog!

The VP2100 is a highly reliable viscometer that is effective for process optimization. It also allows for density measurement.

The VP2100 performs viscosity measurement using a reciprocating piston method. There are 11 ranges in the measurement range of 0.25-10,000 cP. The reproducibility has two types: ±1.5% of the reading and ±0.5% of the reading, and it supports a maximum process temperature of 190°C (optional up to 375°C) and a maximum process pressure of 6.9 MPa (optional up to 15.1 MPa), also outputting fluid temperature along with the viscosity value.

We offer a wide range of viscometers from lab-type to process control. Please contact us if you would like a demonstration!

The products are manufactured based on the falling body viscosity measurement principle, both in laboratory and process types, and there are various models available, including special specifications that require extremely small sample volumes of 75μl, with maximum pressures of 138MPa and maximum temperatures of 380℃. Cambridge Viscosity's viscometers include a wide range of laboratory models that are convenient for sampling measurements, as well as process models that offer various sensor shapes and sizes tailored to installation conditions, such as inline (installed in piping), intank (installed in tanks), and ultra-compact types for real-time control within process lines. Thanks to the fault-free structure of Cambridge viscometers, they are used in various fields, including oil, ink, paint, coatings, as well as a wide range of pharmaceuticals, chemicals, automotive fuels, motor oils, petrochemicals, printing, and biotechnology.