Tuning Fork Vibration Viscometer Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in Uk
Product Code : DS-TGAV-10584
Quick Answer: The Tuning Fork Vibration Viscometer measures viscosity from the driving current needed to resonate two sensor plates at a constant 30Hz with an amplitude of less than 1mm.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
- Two sensor plates resonated at a constant 30Hz, amplitude less than 1mm
- Continuous, real time measurement
- Sensor plates cause minimal deformation, so non-Newtonian fluids can be measured
- Tracks small changes in viscosity and temperature
- Accurate low viscosity measurement
- Suits foaming, flowing and low viscosity fluids
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Measuring method | Tuning fork vibration |
| Frequency | 30Hz |
| Amplitude | Less than 1mm |
| Sensor | Two thin sensor plates |
About This Product
This viscosity measurement apparatus detects the electric current needed to keep its two sensor plates resonating at a constant frequency, and uses it to give the viscosity. Because the thin plates barely deform the sample, non-Newtonian fluids can be measured, and changes in viscosity and temperature are tracked in real time without replacing the plates. Besides buyers across the United Kingdom, the Tuning Fork Vibration Viscometer can be exported to institutions in Somalia, Equatorial Guinea, Syria, Guinea, South Africa and Guinea-Bissau.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. How does the Tuning Fork Vibration Viscometer measure viscosity?
It detects the driving electric current needed to resonate two sensor plates at a constant frequency of 30Hz and an amplitude of less than 1mm.
Q2. Can the Tuning Fork Vibration Viscometer measure non-Newtonian fluids?
Yes. The sensor plate design causes minimal deformation of the sample texture, enabling measurement of non-Newtonian fluids.
Related: Thickness Gauges and Viscometers, Viscometer, Falling Ball Viscometer, Small Sample Adapters for Rotational Viscometers.
For a quotation on the Tuning Fork Vibration Viscometer, contact Didac Scientific.
