Laboratory professionals carry out thousands of pipetting actions each day. Daily repetition of this activity can cause fatigue, strain in muscles and the muscles in hands over time and more severe injuries including repetitive strain injuries such a...
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In accurate liquid handling is key to reliable analytical results. When preparing calibrators, dispensing PCR reagents, or diluting samples for viscosity determination small inaccuracies in dispensed volume can be transmitted through the entire analy...
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Pipette dispensers play a vital role in analytical, clinical and pharmaceutical laboratories. Their reliability has a direct impact on the accuracy of test results, yet they are usually only thought about when a problem occurs. A poorly maintained pi...
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In analytical chemistry, clinical diagnostics, pharmaceuticals R&D and quality control labs, the precision of pipetting directly correlates to the accuracy of your test results. Pipetting just 1% too much or too little liquid can result in a false po...
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Viscosity testing is important for quality control in many industries, including petroleum refining, polymers, lubricants and food. Traditional manual viscosity testing, performed using glass capillary tubes and stopwatches, is time-consuming, labor ...
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Choosing the right kinematic viscometer is an important decision for any petroleum, polymer, chemical or pharmaceutical laboratory. An appropriately selected instrument will enhance accuracy, increase throughput, and reduce overall cost. An improperl...
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The measurement of viscosity is a vital aspect of quality control across a broad spectrum of industries-from petroleum refinement through to polymer production. While capillary viscometers have been a mainstay in laboratories for many years, manual t...
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For decades, the method of manual kinematic viscosity testing using glass capillary tubes, stopwatches, and handwritten logs was standard. However, this method of testing is time consuming, relies heavily on human factors, and is not suitable for hig...
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The most important physical characteristic of any liquid is viscosity. Viscosity dictates how a fluid can mix, spread, flow, pump and work. Incorrect testing of viscosity can lead to failures in batches, a poor customer experience, and expensive repr...
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Measurement of viscosity is an integral part of quality control in many industries including petroleum and polymer industries through to pharmaceuticals and food processing industries. However, viscometers are not all the same. Two of the more common...
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The quality is guaranteed before it is even molded. Before a finished plastic product is even produced, characteristics such as molecular weight, viscosity, heat resistance, and mechanics are already fixed as its building blocks, through polymerizati...
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The product's lifespan, stability, and application performance for severe conditions and other aspects are based on their product's durability, key product performance parameter. Product design and external conditions of application will influence du...
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