Hand Crank Rheometer

The Hand Crank Rheometer is a direct-indicating, manually operated, rotational viscometer. The instrument is powered by a hand crank, which drives the spindle through a precision gear train. The shift cam selects between fixed speeds of 300 and 600 RPM. A Knob on the hub of the shift cam determines gel strength.

Features

• Suitable for field and lab use
• Ultimate in portability
• Reliability
• Small footprint if used in laboratory

Components

• #130-21: Cup, Stainless Steel
• #132-56: Rotor Sleeve, R1
• #132-57: Bearing Shield
• #132-58: Bob, B1
• #132-59: Bearing Retainer
• #132-67: Torsion Spring Assembly
• #132-68: Bearing, Shielded
• #132-69: Bearing for Governor
• #132-70: Bearing for Driver Shaft
• #132-71: Bearing for Main Shaft
• #132-75: Locking Ring, Internal
• #132-76: Locking Ring, External
• #135-02: Locking Ring for Bob Shaft, External

Optional

• #132-00-SP: Spare Parts Kit
• #132-06: Case with Foam Insert
• #132-80: Calibration Fluid, 100 cP, 16 oz
• #132-81: Calibration Fluid, 50 cP, 16 oz

Specifications

• Size: 9" × 4" × 6.5" (23 × 10 × 17 cm)
• Weight: 8 lb (3.6 kg)

Part Number

• #132-00