ViscoStarTM Differential Viscometer Detector
Wyatt Technology?s ViscoStarTM viscometer, is an on-line chromatography detector for determining specific and intrinsic viscosities. The ViscoStar has at least 2X the signal-to-noise of any product available on the market as well as a proprietary Transducer Protection System (TPS) that prevents accidental damage to sensitive transducer membranes.
Wyatt Technology’s ViscoStarTM viscometer, is an on-line chromatography detector for determining specific and intrinsic viscosities. The ViscoStar has at least 2X the signal-to-noise of any product available on the market as well as a proprietary Transducer Protection System (TPS) that prevents accidental damage to sensitive transducer membranes.
This new product also includes novel features found in no other viscometer. The ViscoStar has a software-based pulse dampening correction algorithm that virtually eliminates pump pulses, and the product offers precise temperature control from 4°C to 60°C--the below ambient range of which is not available anywhere else.
The ViscoStar comes standard with 18 Bit A/D resolution, Ethernet and USB communications, and a razor-sharp LCD based user interface. The ASTRA software that comes with it includes not only all of the viscosity calculations required, but a complete column calibration module, as well, for customers who want to perform this kind of analysis.
The ViscoStar is compatible with all HPLC systems.
Contact: Geofrey Wyatt
Tel: 805-681-9009
Fax: 805-681-0123
E-mail:info@wyatt.com
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