Mooney Viscometer

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A Mooney Viscometer measures changes in rubber and elastomer properties as they progress from an uncured state to the onset of scorch. The specimen is deformed by a rotating platen, allowing the system to capture changes in Mooney viscosity at preset temperatures. Once the test is complete, the dies automatically reset for easy specimen removal.

The unit uses a PID temperature controller to maintain stable test conditions and accurate data capture. Servo-driven motors deliver precise torque measurement, operate quietly, and require minimal maintenance.

This mooney viscometer machine is built for efficient operation and easy upkeep. It includes modular electrical boards, quick-release upper and lower dies, computer-based calibration, and automatic hardware detection. A transparent arc shield enhances operator safety. Designed for dependable performance, this viscometer for rubber provides reliable results at an affordable cost.

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