Overview

A rheometer is designed to analyze how a liquid, suspension, or slurry behaves under applied forces, specifically focusing on materials where a single viscosity value does not suffice to describe their flow characteristics. Such materials require additional parameters for a comprehensive analysis, making a rheometer more complex and versatile than a viscometer.

Key Features

1. Unrivaled data accuracy over a wide range of conditions simulating processing and end-use conditions
   • Only rheometer with true SMT technology that completely eliminates inertia, even under the most challenging conditions
   • Accurate and fast-responding temperature control
2. Complete data transparency and control with access to raw data that can be plotted in TRIOS or easily exported for processing in third-party software
3. Future proof with fully integrated DMA mode for solids testing (bending, tension, compression) and advanced techniques such as:
   • Arbitrary wave
   • Large Amplitude Oscillatory Shear (LAOS)
   • Fourier Transform (FT) Rheology Analysis
   • Orthogonal Superposition (OSP) and 2 Dimensional Small Amplitude Oscillatory Shear (2D-SAOS) techniques
   • Optimally windowed-chirp (OWCh)