GRAVITY VISCOSIMETERS – FORD CUP
Can be used in various industrial sectors and in research and control laboratories. Ideal in the ceramic industry, for detecting the viscosity of glazes and slips. Also available single cups and nozzles. PYCNOMETER Instrument suitable for the rapid determination of the specific weight of liquids or solutions in general. In stainless steel, with double calibration: capacity 100 cc, total weight calibrated at 200 g.
Gauges suitable for measuring the diameter of nozzles for burners, atomizers, etc.
Various sizes available.
The oven consists of a sturdy steel structure which encloses the thermal insulation consisting of bricks low density refractories and preformed fiber sheets highly temperature and shock resistant ceramic thermal.
The oven comprises zones having different characteristics and precisely:
- smoke entry and evacuation area
- preheating area
- cooking zone
- cooling zone
In all models the heating elements in the cooking zone are in Silicon Carbide allowing these furnaces to be able to operate up to a maximum temperature of 1330 ° C
Optional: Management of the oven using a PC
Various models available (maximum sample size and number of zones).
The RM200QC Imaging Spectro Colorimeter is designed to ensure stable comparison of colors on materials and products, whenever color control is important.
Practical and pocket-sized tool is perfect for laboratory or in-line color checking.
System with 45 ° / 0 geometry and LED light source, with reading spot of 4 and 8 mm.
With USB interface that allows the instrument to be recharged and the measurements to be downloaded to the computer.
Uses:
– verification of color stability throughout the entire production process.
– immediate quality control with Pass / Fail procedure.
BULLERS RINGS
Bullers pyrometric rings.
They are the best temperature / time measurement system in all firing processes of ceramic products.
PTCR RINGS
The PTCR pyrometric rings have approximately the same characteristics and the same use as the rings
Bullers. They are smaller in size, and their measurement is performed with a digital millesimal micrometer.