Rheometer Measuring Head

Rheometer Measuring Head is a customized rheometry with the performance of a MCR rheometer - the rheometer measuring head can be used for automation or for special measuring purposes that exceed the limits of a laboratory rheometer. It is the perfect solution for process integration or building a customized rheometer system. The modular device consists of a measuring head, which is equipped with the well-known motor and air bearing technology of the MCR series, and a separate control unit.

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