Rotational Rheometer

A rotational rheometer, also known as a shear rheometer, is an instrument used to determine how a liquid or slurry flows. Rotational rheometers can measure viscosity, thixotropy, shear stress, and shear strain. Used is the plastics, petroleum, cosmetic, food, and pharmaceutical industries, rotational rheometers help to maintain parameters such as consistency and fluidity, which in turn allow predictions to be made about stability, texture, and shelf life. Rotational rheometers apply a known force to the sample and measure how it reacts to the force and the force the sample then exerts on the rheometer. Features that can vary between rotational rheometers include viscosity ranges measured, whether or not there is a built in temperature probe, and the user friendliness of the controls and read out screen.

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CompanyTA Instruments – a division of Waters CorporationTA Instruments – a division of Waters Corporation
ItemRubber Processing Analyzer RPA Flex and RPA EliteARES-G3™ Rheometer
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Catalog NumberRPA Flex / RPA EliteARES-G3
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DescriptionVirtually every aspect of a rubber material’s processing and performance characteristics is influenced by its rheological properties. TA Instruments provides a complete range of rotorless shear rheometers and curemeters to help you optimize processing, curing, and application performance. All TA ... Read MoreThe advanced Waters TA Instruments ARES-G3 Rheometer pushes rheology further, delivering sharper data across more conditions. Building upon 55 years of rheology innovation, the ARES-G3 Rheometer’s cutting-edge technology and precision hardware capture real fluid behavior with fewer adjustments and ... Read More
Torque ResolutionInquire1 nN.m
Torque Range0.0001 to 25 N.m0.001 to 20 N
Temperature RangeInquire-150 °C to 600 °C (Forced Convection Oven, FCO), -10 °C to 150 °C (Advanced Peltier System, APS)
Frequency RangeInquire1 x 10-7 rad/s to 628 rad/s
Frequency0.1 to 2.0 Hz (6 to 120 cpm)Inquire
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