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News Release from: Hydramotion | Subject: XL7 online viscometers
Edited by the Manufacturingtalk Editorial
Team on 25 September 2007
Viscometer operates at up to 450 deg C
The operations level of high temperature viscometers has been raised to 450 deg C and can be configured to display viscosity corrected to a standard reference temperature.
Hydramotion has introduced an upgrade to its high-temperature range of XL7 online viscometers The new Hydramotion XL7-HT2 provides continuous real-time viscosity measurement of fluids at up to 450 deg C (842 deg F) without any special cooling
This article was originally published on Manufacturingtalk on 6 Jun 2008 at 8.00am (UK)
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Hydramotion tells Manufacturingtalk that this upgrade widens still further the variety of applications for the Hydramotion XL7 while simultaneously enabling the company to streamline its range of high-temperature viscometers, as the new XL7-HT2 can be used as a drop-in replacement for either of the earlier HT2 and HT3 models.
The new high-temperature viscometer can also be supplied in an intrinsically safe version certified to ATEX Ex II 1G for 'Zone 0' Hazardous Areas (Class 1 Group 1 Div A).
If hooked up to a PRT or a temperature transmitter, any XL7 viscometer can be configured to display viscosity corrected to a standard reference temperature.
The XL7 sensor always operates at the fluid temperature.
It eliminates potential errors from localised cooling of the fluid.
Ideal for applications as diverse as oil blending, polymer production or specialty chemicals processing, and many others besides, the XL7 is an unlimited-range, field-hardened device with no moving parts, requiring no on-site calibration and virtually no maintenance. Request a free brochure from Hydramotion ...
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