Reduced costs, increased output SVM 4001 scores points for its performance and sustainability, since it requires only small amounts of solvent (min. This single viscometer is all you need for your viscosity and viscosity index measurements. This means that you can measure a huge variety of samples, from base oils and additives to lube blends and used oil, without changing the cell. With SVM 4001 you have the flexibility you need, as each of the two measuring cells covers the entire measuring range. ĚPI grades (ISO 91, API 2540, ASTM D1250, IP 200) Flexibility right at your fingertips Tired of looking for a capillary suitable for your sample’s viscosity? There’s no need for that anymore.
Go for multitalent SVM 4001 opens up a new world: it doesn’t just measure viscosity but also multiple parameters, complying with the following standards: SVM 4001 also enables you to measure kinematic viscosity and density simultaneously at any two different temperatures between 15 ☌ and 100 ☌ – all in one instrument. Experience the incomparable benefits of two measuring cells in one powerful instrument Twice the cell – twice the benefit Save time, effort, and sample: With its double-cell design, SVM 4001 is the ultimate standardized solution for the determination of lubricant viscosity and viscosity index from a sample volume as low as 2.5 mL. Or you can measure kinematic viscosity of your lube oil at 40 ☌, while measuring its density simultaneously at 15 ☌, avoiding a separate measurement and saving your valuable time. The instrument automatically calculates the viscosity index (VI) compliant with ASTM D2270 and reports it on the screen in real-time. You can measure the kinematic viscosity of your lubricant in the first cell at 40 ☌, while the second cell measures your sample at 100 ☌ at the same time. Full description Experience the power of “Two” Think about all the possibilities – how would it be if you had a dual-cell viscometer and could finish two measurements in one run? With SVM 4001 this has now become reality.
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