What is a Viscometer?

A viscometer is mainly used to measure the viscosity of a liquid. Viscometers are used, for example, in the chemical industry to measure the viscosity of adhesives and paints. Viscosity is also very important in the food, beverage and beverage industries. Even foods made in the same way may not be viable as a product if the viscosity is different. Therefore, the viscometer is a measuring device that is often used in the food industry, beverage industry, and beverage industry. Viscometers can be broadly divided into two types: those that simply put liquid from above and measure the transit time, and those that rotate the spindle.

Application of Viscometer

Viscometers are used to measure product viscosity in the food, beverage and chemical industries Viscometers are used in the food and beverage industries to measure whether the viscosity meets product specifications. Even if the taste is the same, if the viscosity changes, the food will be completely different because the feeling when it is poured into the container and the throat when actually drinking it will be different. Therefore, viscosity is an important index for food. Viscosity is also an important indicator in the chemical industry. If the viscosity is high, for example, the adhesive applied to the wall will not hang down and is easy to use, but on the contrary, it will be difficult to handle and handle.

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