High Pressure Viscometer VISCCOlab PVT

A U.S. biotech company has adopted the Cambridge VISCOlab 5000 for viscosity measurement of micro-samples for the development of an injectable drug for brain aneurysms. This viscosity measurement device requires only a sample volume of 0.075cc, achieving accurate and reliable measurements while significantly reducing costs. Viscosity measurement is performed automatically by simply placing the sample liquid into the measurement chamber, and the liquid temperature is also automatically controlled, leading to highly effective results.

The Cambridge VISCOpro 2000 viscosity control device accurately performs viscosity control of fuel oil. By precisely controlling viscosity and maintaining perfect combustion, it not only reduces fuel consumption but also lowers maintenance for various combustion systems and equipment, as well as the burden on emission treatment devices, enabling overall cost reduction. The VISCOpro 2000 features a robust structure, with sensors made of 316 stainless steel, and is composed of sophisticated and easily operable electronic components. The sensors are installed in the fuel system, and the controller outputs alarms, viscosity, temperature, and temperature-corrected viscosity, directly controlling temperature adjustment equipment to maintain the set viscosity.

Challenges faced by medical device and optical lens manufacturers. Is it not the management of coatings? ★ The global eyewear industry, including protective safety glasses, launched in 2020 at a staggering price of \$150 billion, and the COVID-19 pandemic significantly accelerated demand. Hospitals and medical facilities are ordering safer glasses and face shields. ★ In addition to face masks needed worldwide, or as a substitute, face shields are being worn in schools and retail. ★ Recently, Cambridge Viscosity published a case study regarding Honeywell's Industrial Safety Group in Smithfield, Rhode Island. ★ This group has significantly improved its manufacturing capacity for safety goggles in response to the demand for PPE (personal protective equipment) from laboratories and hospitals. ★ The demand for eyewear is further increasing, supported by the suggestion that glasses help prevent people from touching their faces, and corrective lenses or sunglasses may further enhance protection from airborne droplets. For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.