Caltech India offers CES 296 Specific Gravity Cups / Density Gravity Cups. The Density of a coating should remain constant from batch to batch. Also known as Density Gravity Cups. Specific Gravity Cups are used to determine the specific weight per unit volume of a liquid at a given temperature.
A stainless steel or anodized aluminum precision instrument for determining the specific weight of paints and similar products. A tolerance of 0.1% is guaranteed. Testing is carried out in accordance with ISO at 232
This instrument consists of a cylindrical container and cover with a hole for exhaust of excess liquid for any excess Paint or Ink to be removed when the cup cover is pressing tightly. By doing so, will also ensure that no air bubbles or pockets of air are being trapped.
It is in according with DIN 53217,ISO 2811,and BS 3900 A19.
The Density of a coating should remain constant from batch to batch. Also known as Density (Specific Gravity) Cups. Specific Gravity Cups are used to determine the specific weight per unit volume of a liquid at a given temperature. A stainless steel precision instrument for determining the specific weight of paints and similar products. A tolerance of 0.1% is guaranteed.
Price:
Minimum Order Quantity : 1 Unit
Material : Stainless Steel, Acrylic, ABS
Equipment Type : Viscosity Inspection Kit
Capacity : Standard Kit: 500 ml
Temperature Range : 5C to 50C
Price 300.0 INR / Piece
Minimum Order Quantity : 1 Piece
Material : Stainless steel & powder coated mild steel
Equipment Type : Flow Cup Viscometer Test Stand
Capacity : Supports cups up to 150 ml
Temperature Range : Ambient laboratory conditions
Price 50.0 INR / Piece
Minimum Order Quantity : 1 Piece
Material : Anodized Aluminum / Stainless Steel
Equipment Type : Viscosity Measurement Equipment
Capacity : Approx. 100 ml
Temperature Range : Best used at 23 0.5C (Standard as per DIN 53211)
Minimum Order Quantity : 1 Unit
Material : Stainless steel or anodized aluminum body
Equipment Type : Viscosity Measuring Cup (Ford Cup)
Capacity : Approximately 100 ml (varies by cup number)
Temperature Range : Ambient laboratory temperature (commonly 23C or as per standard)