Cambridge Viscosity by PAC Process Viscometer Sensor SPC/L321

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Unique viscometer for in-tank blending and reaction monitoring The model SPC/L 321 is an in-line process viscometer that is installed in process fluids to provide continuous temperature and viscosity tracking. Our technology is based on a simple and reliable electromagnetic concept. Two coils move a piston back and forth magnetically at a constant force. Proprietary circuitry analyzes the piston's two-way travel time to measure absolute viscosity. Key Features: For blend tanks and vessels Accurate and reliable Customer specified stem lengths One moving part, no wear points All wetted parts 316L stainless steel
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Unique viscometer for in-tank blending and reaction monitoring The model SPC/L 321 is an in-line process viscometer that is installed in process fluids to provide continuous temperature and viscosity tracking. Our technology is based on a simple and reliable electromagnetic concept. Two coils move a piston back and forth magnetically at a constant force. Proprietary circuitry analyzes the piston's two-way travel time to measure absolute viscosity. Key Features: For blend tanks and vessels Accurate and reliable Customer specified stem lengths One moving part, no wear points All wetted parts 316L stainless steel
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Process Viscometer Sensor - SPC/L321 - Cambridge Viscosity by PAC
Medford, MA, USA
Process Viscometer Sensor
SPC/L321
Process Viscometer Sensor SPC/L321
Unique viscometer for in-tank blending and reaction monitoring The model SPC/L 321 is an in-line process viscometer that is installed in process fluids to provide continuous temperature and viscosity tracking. Our technology is based on a simple and reliable electromagnetic concept. Two coils move a piston back and forth magnetically at a constant force. Proprietary circuitry analyzes the piston's two-way travel time to measure absolute viscosity. Key Features: For blend tanks and vessels Accurate and reliable Customer specified stem lengths One moving part, no wear points All wetted parts 316L stainless steel

Unique viscometer for in-tank blending and reaction monitoring

The model SPC/L 321 is an in-line process viscometer that is installed in process fluids to provide continuous temperature and viscosity tracking. Our technology is based on a simple and reliable electromagnetic concept. Two coils move a piston back and forth magnetically at a constant force. Proprietary circuitry analyzes the piston's two-way travel time to measure absolute viscosity.

Key Features:

  • For blend tanks and vessels
  • Accurate and reliable
  • Customer specified stem lengths
  • One moving part, no wear points
  • All wetted parts 316L stainless steel
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Technical Specifications

  Cambridge Viscosity by PAC
Product Category Viscometers
Product Number SPC/L321
Product Name Process Viscometer Sensor
Dynamic Viscosity Range 0.2000 to 20000 cps
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