DV3T Touch Screen Rheometer

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PLASTIC

In a rheometer, during dynamic rheological measurement, a continuously increasing and decreasing strain is applied to a material within a specific frequency range, and the phase difference between strain and stress is measured along with the maximum stress value.

If the material exhibits ideal elastic behavior, the resulting stress is directly proportional to the strain, and the stress and strain signals are in phase.

The stress signal of a viscoelastic material can be divided into two components:

Elastic stress, which is in phase with the strain.
Viscous stress, which has a 90° phase difference with the strain.

Flow Controlled Rheometer

The Brookfield DV3T Ultra rheometer is the most powerful and versatile instrument in its segment. This rheometer combines all the features of an advanced viscometer with the ability to measure yield stress, providing precise measurement values. It can perform data analysis without requiring software.

Features and Benefits

The Brookfield DV3T Ultra rheometer is the most powerful and versatile instrument in its segment.
With this rheometer that combines all features of an advanced viscometer with yield stress measurement capability, precise measurement values are obtained.
7-inch Touch Color Screen
New User Interface
Enhanced Control
Real-time Graphics
Multi-language Support
Built-in Mathematical Models: Data analysis without software (Casson, Bingham, Power Law, Thix Index)