Simple QC dip cup - DIN/ISO type
Article No. 0304
DIN Dip Cup 4 mm, Alu
Aluminum DIN Dip Viscosity Cup 4mm, 100-500 cSt
- Aluminum Cup
- Stainless Steel Orifice
- Diameter of Orifice 4 mm
Features
The BYK-Gardner dip viscosity cups are ideal for in-plant process tests.
- Designed for quick, approximate determination of efflux times for paints and other liquids
- Simple and durable
- Inner dimensions in accordance with DIN 53211* / ISO 2431
- Protected loop handle
Technical Attributes
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- Cup No.
- DIN 4
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- Material of Cup
- Aluminum
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- Material of Orifice
- Stainless Steel
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- Orifice Diameter
- 4 mm
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- Inner Dimension according
- DIN 53211, ISO 2431
Technical Specifications
Standards
Procedure
- Immerse dip cup with upper rim below the surface of the liquid
- Simultaneously with vertical withdrawal of cup, start stop-watch
- Stop when stream of liquid under the orifice breaks
- For evaluation purposes carry out three measurements
- The average value of these three measurements is taken as the efflux time
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Knowledge
Comprehensive Rheometry Guide
Have you ever wondered why it is, that sunscreen stays inside the bottle when turned upside down, but spreads smoothly when applied on skin? It all has to do with the rheological behavior of a specific material. In this paper we will explore the basics of rheology, how different instruments can measure different aspects of a fluid’s behavior and examine the differences between relative and absolute measurement systems by looking at various practical examples.
Read moreGuide to Viscosity Measurement
Viscosity is an important property of liquids to determine how they flow, spread, or level under certain conditions. It can be defined as a liquid’s internal resistance to flow. Being able to measure the viscosity will allow to predict the behavior in a process or an application. When applying a paint by roll application the paint viscosity will strongly influence the amount of paint applied per surface area, thereby determining both yield and hiding power. It is crucial for liquid products to undergo a viscosity measurement in incoming and outgoing QC.
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