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											EKT-2003S Moving Die Rheometer (Foam Pressure) is work of the
         founder of Ektron Tek who is also the first computerized Rheometer
         designer in Asia.   
										
											Designed and manufactured in accordance with ASTM D5289 & ISO
         6502 standards. 
										
											The torque sensor is directly attached to the upper die to avoid
         friction and mechanical resistance which influence sensors' precision.
         The measured torque value is the real viscosity elastic property of
         compounds. 
										
											This serials of Rotorless Rheometer adopt new designed die
         structure provides simple test piece loading and removing, and ensures
         the vulcanization properties of rubber compounds are presented
         perfectly due to the fact that test specimens in the die cavity are
         held firmly. 
										
											The torque-measuring device installed on the upper die eliminates
         extra resistance forces generated from the oscillating structures and
         can enhance its sensitivity. 
										
											During test, the computer can automatically measure some
         viscoelastic curves such as: Elastic torque curve, Viscous torque
         curve, Viscous-Elastic torque curve, Tancurve, Loss angle curve,
         Curing rate curve, Upper/lower die temperature curve. (Note: 2000SP
         model can get some more curves of foam pressure and pressure rate) 
										
											Multiple control gates are available for controlling the
         specified data such as ML, MH, TS, and TC. And extra 18 control points
         are also supplied for the user to set some control gates at any time
         point of a cure curve. 
										
											Standard accessory - SPC (Statistical Process Control) software
         of moving die rheometer is used to analyze and draw the statistical
         control charts including X-RM, -R, histogram, and normal distribution
         for some specified data. 
										
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