FRS1600 Furnace Rheometer System combines a rheometer and a lab furnace for viscosity measurements of melts at temperatures up to 1600°C. This helps ensure a consistent high quality of the final product and to optimize this energy-intensive process. Materials of regular use in everyday life, such as glasses and metals, are processed or refined as melts at temperatures above 1000°C.
Anton Paar GmbH specializes in high-end laboratory instruments for measuring density, concentration, viscosity and rheology for the Food and Beverage Industry. The MCR Rheometer Series of high-precision instruments can handle any type or combination of rheological tests and aids in quality and production control. Anton Paar also offers training, preventive maintenance, support, and service.
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