Tannas Model SB+2 and SBT measures low-temperature viscosities continuously from -5°C to -40°C or below used to characterize the low-temperature rheological performance of lubricating oils and other fluids as per ASTM D5133/D7110. TheScanning Brookfield Technique provides the most complete analysis available on engine oil pumpability in the critical sump-to-pump screen zone and is the only technique capable of generating the Gelation Indexand Gelation Index Temperatures. Automated data acquisition and analysis. Low-temperature measurement of viscosities continuously from -5°C to -40°C or below used to characterize the low-temperature rheological performance of lubricating oils and other fluids. TheScanning Brookfield Technique provides the most complete analysis available on engine oil pumpability in the critical sump-to-pump screen zone and is the only technique capable of generating the Gelation Indexand Gelation Index Temperatures. Automated data acquisition and analysis. Tabular and graphical printout of both parameters. The viscosity/temperature curve is continuously updated and displayed on the monitor while data is written to disk for later analysis. The long-established SB+2 model is a versatile liquid bath that runs several low-temperature test methods. In addition to the Scanning Brookfield Technique, it can also be equipped to run the Brookfield Viscosity (D2983)., Kinematic Viscosity (D445), Manual Pour Point (D97), Stable Pour Point (FTM 203C) and MRV-TP1 (ASTM D4684).
