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PUSH Electrical PS-DW01 Oil Low Temperature Kinematic Viscosity Tester

Alat ini sesuai untuk mengukur kelikatan kinematik produk petroleum cecair. Instrumen mempunyai pemasaan masa pergerakan sampel dan secara automatik mengira hasil akhir kelikatan kinematik. Kelikatan dinamik boleh diperolehi dengan mendarabkan kelikatan kinematik yang diukur dengan ketumpatan cecair.

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1、Skrin LCD, paparan aksara Cina, jelas dan jelas, mudah dikendalikan.
2、Papan kekunci mempunyai parameter seperti pemalar viskometer, nilai suhu kawalan, nilai suhu penalaan halus dan nombor ujian, dsb. Instrumen mempunyai fungsi ingatan.

3、Mengguna pakai sensor yang diimport, teknologi kawalan suhu PID digital, julat kawalan suhu, ketepatan kawalan suhu.

4、Jangan lepaskan jam kalendar elektrik, but secara automatik memaparkan masa semasa.

5、Komunikasi rangkaian, alat kawalan jauh, fungsi pilihan meja pemindahan.

6、Butang, rasa baik.

7、Bilangan percubaan boleh dilaraskan daripada 1 hingga 6 kali, yang sesuai untuk percubaan anda.

8、Rekod percubaan boleh disimpan untuk tontonan kemudian.

Parameter Produk

1、Bilangan lubang mandian: 2 lubang.

2、Ketepatan kawalan suhu: tambah atau tolak 0.03 ℃ atau kurang

3、Kawalan suhu: – 40 ℃ ~ 60 ℃

4、Kuasa input: AC220V tambah atau tolak 10V 50Hz.

5, Kuasa pemanasan: 800W.

6, Kuasa penyejukan: 400W.

7、Suhu persekitaran: 0 ℃ hingga 40 ℃
8、Kelembapan relatif: <80%.

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