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Featuring a patent-pending tuning fork vibration method, the SV-10 viscometer from A&D Weighing offers a one percent accuracy reading (full range) and a viscosity range of 0.3 cP to 10,000 cP without the need to change sensor plates. The unit comes standard with an RS-232C interface for connection to a printer or computer.

A&D Weighing; 800-726-3364;www.andweighing.com/sv-10

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