ISAAC App Viscometer

PSL Rheotek ISAAC Viscometer

ISAAC has one software App – two viscometer positions

Can be used with any standard viscometer bath with 50mm apertures in the lid.

• ISAAC is easy to use with Bluetooth connectivity

• ISAAC automates flow time measurements

• ISAAC includes flexible flow time modes

• ISAAC calculates kinematic viscosity results

• ISAAC includes wireless printing of results

• ISAAC includes a comprehensive results database

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Capillary viscometry with full method compliance

Automated operations:

Sample draw up

Sample release

Flow time determination

Results Calculation

Operation is via an app on a tablet.

ISAAC is easy to set up and operate. The small foot-print means that Isaac can be easily accommodated on top of or adjacent to a viscometer bath. Opening the ISAAC App will take the user straight to the measurement screen via a simple log in procedure. Sample details are entered into the sample testing configuration screen.

The test mode is selected along with any other parameters e.g. type of sample for ASTM D445 determinability precision.

When ready, the user presses the “Start Test” button and the measurement process will commence automatically. This includes drawing the sample up the capillary, holding and releasing for each flow time measurement. All measurement data is recorded as well as the calculation of determined viscosity results and final viscosity results.