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Product Code : EL-EELE-11362

Capillary Tube Viscosimeter

The liquid whose flow characteristics are to be investigated is placed in a removable thermostatically controlled vessel which may be pressurised. The vessel supplies a capillary tube which is also thermostatically controlled and interchangeable. The apparatus allows Poiseuille flows to be investigated and enables precise measurements to be made of the dynamic viscosities of liquids maintained at constant temperature, using the readings of a single pressure and a recorded time interval. The level of pressurisation of the vessel and the temperature of the liquid can be continuously varied as required ; the liquid is continuously stirred to ensure that its temperature is uniform.

Technical specifications

Capillary tube diameters	0.2 and 0.4 mm
Temperature range	ambient to 80°C to 0.5°C
Pressure range	0 – 100 cm Hg
Flow rate measurement	A stopwatch for flow rate determination with a measuring cylinder
Vessel	Thermostatically controlled vessel
Manometer	Mercury manometer
Thermometer	Thermometer
Stirrer	Magnetic stirrer
Dimensions	37 x 65 x 40 cm high (without manometer) or 120 cm high (with manometer)
Net weight	20 kg

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Viscosity work on this unit can be extended with the Falling Sphere Viscosimeter, while the Horizontal Osborne Reynolds Demonstrator and the Fluid Friction Apparatus cover laminar-to-turbulent transition and pipe-friction losses, and the Dead-Weight Piston Gauge covers pressure-gauge calibration. All of these sit in our Electronics Engineering Lab Equipments range, part of Electronics Lab.

Last updated: October 2026.