
John Morris Scientific are pleased to introduce Cannon Instrument's new viscometer, the miniPV®-HX. Based on the miniAV®, this new viscometer comes with added functionality for the measurement of polymer solution viscosity. The miniPV®-HX is suitable for aggressive acids and solvents commonly used for the dilute solution viscosity determination of polymers.
The miniPV®-HX contains Viscpro II software which provides the determination of relative viscosity based on accurate flow time measurements to 1/100th second made under conditions of temperature control within 1/100th of a degree. Reduced and inherent viscosity values can also be reported and the intrinsic viscosity can be determined by one of two single-point methods, or the more rigorous Huggins-Kraemer analysis. The software also supports Mark-Houwink-Sakurada parameters and an optional branching factor for reporting polymer molecular weight.
The miniPV®-HX delivers complete automation including tube filling, cleaning, and drying along with automatic flow time measurement and data logging into a standard database format. The Viscpro II software features provide flexible report formatting and versatile data export functionality. The miniPV-HX is available with an integrated auto sampler that allows an entire sequence of samples to be measured without an attending operator.
The miniPV®-HX has a height of 30.5” and a bench top footprint of about 40cm (15.5”) square. The modular design also includes a control unit (35cm x 40 cm, 13.5” x 15.5”) and solvent station (8cm x 33 cm, 8” x 13”) which can be stacked to conserve work space.
For further information on the miniPV®-HX please contact call 1800 251 799 or email info@johnmorris.com.au