LAUDA Scientific measures instruments for the analysis of polymers, plastics, oils and surfactants

Published: 13-Nov-2017

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For almost 50 years now, LAUDA has developed, manufactured and distributed instruments for determining physical properties like viscosity and surface or interfacial tension of polymers, plastics, oils and surfactants – robust and reliable, precision instruments, which have established themselves in numerous areas of research and quality testing.

Our product range at a glance:

Viscometers - to determine kinematic viscosity

The modular automated viscometer PVS with up-to-date Windows software can be individually configured for virtually every application.

The iVisc is a computer-controlled, compact viscometer with excellent price/performance ratio for viscosities between 0.3 and 30,000 mm2/sec.

The fully automated filling and cleaning module VRM and the auto-sampler VAS improves the efficiency in the lab.

Viscobaths - for viscometry in a temperature range from -60 to 230 °C.

The Viscotemp and Viscocool clear-view thermostats are robust specialists for all viscometry applications.

The Proline PV and PVL viscobath series ensures the highest precision in temperature and homogeneity.


Tensiometers - to measure surface and interfacial tension.

The TC 1 is the budget instrument and the entry to tensiometry.

For fully automatic measurements with excellent reproducibility the TD 4 can be used, especially with the thermoelectric PTT+ unit.

The drop volume tensiometer TVT 2 for precise measurement of surface and interfacial tension and surfactant dynamics in individual drops.

The bubble pressure tensiometer MPT C for exact surface tension measurements of fast surfactants and their dynamics in the millisecond range.


LAUDA Scientific measures instruments for the analysis of polymers, plastics, oils and surfactants

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