Louis C. Eitzen Company Inc. - Manufacturer of the VISGAGE® & Eitzen Portable Brinell Metal Hardness Testing Meter

Louis C. Eitzen Company Inc. - Manufacturer of the VISGAGE® & Eitzen Portable Brinell Metal Hardness Testing Meter
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Louis C. Eitzen Company, Inc.

Manufacturer of the VISGAGE Pocket Viscometer and the Eitzen Portable Brinell Meter

P. O. Box 1210
Glenwood Springs, CO
81602-1210 USA
Toll Free888-950-7572
970-945-7572
Fax970-945-2738

 e-mail:  sales@Visgage.com

 

VISGAGE Standard Models

SUS Model #2 VISGAGE including Carrying Case (Case Size 12" x 2" x 2") Viscosity Reading in Saybolt Universal Seconds @ 100 degrees Fahrenheit Recommended range for readings: Approximately 40 to 800 SUS

SUS Model #2 Visgage®

Model #2 and Model #4
Operating Instructions
SUS Model #4 VISGAGE including Carrying Case Viscosity Reading in Saybolt Universal Seconds @ 100 degrees Fahrenheit Recommended range for readings: Approximately 400 to 1400 SUS

SUS Model #4 Visgage®

Centistokes Model #38 VISGAGE including Carrying Case Viscosity Reading in Centistokes (CST) @ 40 degrees Celsius Recommended range for readings: Approximately 8 to 160 CST

Centistokes Model #38 Visgage®

Model #38 and Model #76
Operating Instructions
Centistokes Model #76 VISGAGE including Carrying Case Viscosity Reading in Centistokes (CST) @ 40 degrees Celsius Recommended range for readings: Approximately 76 to 320 CST

Centistokes Model #76 Visgage®

VISGAGE Special Models

We manufacture special VISGAGES which can be used to check the viscosity of fire-resistant hydraulic fluid or water glycol. We utilize a Model #2 VISGAGE and install the specific water glycol fluid that you wish to check in the reference tube of the instrument. The operator checks the fluid in operation by comparing directly to the fluid viscosity standard in the reference tube.

Checking the viscosity of your fire-resistant hydraulic fluid and maintaining proper viscosity will help to assure continuous operation at peak efficiency. The operator may add an appropriate amount of water in order to maintain the viscosity of their fluid in the recommended or normal operating range. Additionally, a loss of water can decrease the fire-resistance properties of the hydraulic fluid.


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