Optical tensiometer especially suitable for interfacial rheology with the pulsating drop method.
Overview
What you can measure
Interfacial dilatational rheology
Pulsating drop method
Surface- and interfacial tension
Pendant drop and reverse pendant drop methods
Static contact angle
Sessile drop, captive bubble, and meniscus methods
Surface free energy
Sessile drop, captive bubble, and meniscus methods
Dynamic contact angle
Dynamic contact angle, advancing and receding contact angle, contact angle hysteresis, and roll-off angle
Roughness-corrected contact angle and 3D surface roughness
Fringe projection phase shifting method
3 reasons to invest
Interfacial viscoelasticity with ease
Fully automatic measurements of interfacial viscosity and elasticity are user-independable and highly accurate due to automatic droplet creating and pulsation as well as due to high end imaging system.
Smarter rheology measurements
Automatic evaporation compensation keeps the droplet volume stable. Wide pulsation frequency range up to 10 Hz with reliable piezo technology. Sinusoidal, triangle, and square waveforms for wide possibilities. Temperature control option up to 250 C.