From Cambridge Viscosity by PAC
Cambridge Viscosity Announces ViscoDense
The new ViscoDense® is a breakthrough 3-in-1 instrument providing instantaneous in-line measurement of viscosity, density, and temperature in one single device. This device capitalizes on Cambridge's patented driven-piston technology for measuring as well as keeping the sensor clean and coating-free, virtually eliminating the need to re-calibrate the sensor in normal in-process use. Cambridge's ViscoDense capability is available in a variety of small, rugged sensor configurations to meet a wide variety of in-process needs. Each measurement is traceable to NIST and avoids the pitfalls of inferred values or the insertion of multiple probes.
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