Silicone viscosity standard fluids are most commonly used to verify calibration of Brookfield lab viscometers/ rheometers and are less temperature sensitive than mineral oils.

General purpose silicone fluids are the most commonly used standard for verifying calibration of your Brookfield Viscometer/Rheometer. Silicone Standards are Newtonian fluids which are accurate to ±1% of viscosity value. Silicone fluids provide excellent temperature stability and are less temperature sensitive than oil viscosity standards. Brookfield Viscosity Standards are certified by methods traceable to the United States National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST). The selection of one or two fluids will normally provide sufficient measurement points to verify calibration of your instrument. Fluids with a viscosity of 30,000 cP or greater are supplied in 16 oz (500 mL) containers, all other fluids are supplied in 32 oz (1000ml) containers, complete with a certification of calibration.

Features:

Accuracy: ±1% of viscosity value
Excellent temperature stability
Recommended for use with Brookfield and most other rotational viscometers
Most economical
Special viscosity values and temperature calibrations available upon request

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