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m-VROC II
Viscometer for small volume samples
Samples as small as 15 µL
Retest and retrieve your samples
High shear rates
Viscosity Measurements with Controlled Shear Rates and Small Samples
The m-VROC II is the next generation of leading automated microfluidic viscometer. Capable of the most demanding applications including small sample protein therapeutics, m-VROC II features the widest dynamic range (high shear rate viscosity measurements up to 2,020,000 s-1) with as little as 15 microliters of sample. This instrument can be configured based on your applications and there are multiple chip options you can choose from.
Key features:
Accuracy: 2% of Reading
Repeatability: 0.5% of Reading
Viscosity Range: 0.4 – 200,000 mPa-s (or cP)
Shear Rate Range: 0.86 – 2,020,000 s -1
Small Sample Volume: 15 µL
Sample Recovery and Retrieval
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m-VROC II Product Image
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Measuring Cell Assembly
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Close-Up Loading the m-VROC II
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Measuring Cell (Chip) Diagram
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Chip Cleaning Station
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Viscometer for small volume samples
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