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TA Instruments Discovery HR10 is a hybrid rotational rheometer for viscosity and viscoelasticity studies of liquids, gels and soft materials. A magnetic thrust bearing and low-inertia motor support stress, rate and strain control. HR10 supports routine and research measurements with a 5 nN·m minimum torque and frequencies up to 100 Hz.
OSCILLATORY TORQUE5 nN·mminimum value
MAXIMUM TORQUE250 mN·mcurrent specification
MAXIMUM FREQUENCY100 Hzoscillation mode
Key benefits
- A magnetic thrust bearing reduces measurement-system friction.
- The low-inertia drag-cup motor supports rapid dynamic response.
- True Position Sensor compensates gap changes caused by thermal expansion.
- Smart Swap simplifies exchange and recognition of geometries and environmental systems.
- FRT measures normal force without mechanical sensor deflection.
- A touchscreen, sample illumination and TRIOS simplify daily operation.
Technical specifications
| Model | Discovery HR10 |
|---|---|
| Thrust bearing | Magnetic |
| Radial bearings | Two, porous carbon |
| Motor | Drag Cup |
| Minimum oscillatory torque | 5 nN·m; 1 nN·m with Direct Strain |
| Minimum rotational torque | 5 nN·m |
| Maximum torque | 250 mN·m |
| Torque resolution | 0.1 nN·m |
| Frequency range | 10⁻⁷–100 Hz |
| Maximum angular velocity | 315 rad/s |
| Encoder reader | Single |
| Displacement resolution | 10 nrad |
| Maximum normal force | 50 N |
| Force sensitivity / resolution | 0.005 N / 0.5 mN |
| Software | TRIOS |
Applications and configuration
For polymers, pharmaceutical and cosmetic formulations, foods, coatings and other materials. Select cone-and-plate, parallel-plate or cylinder geometries, temperature control, compressed air, circulator and computer for the method; the temperature range depends on the selected attachment. The photo illustrates a measurement setup and does not define the delivered package. Confirm TRIOS, licences and additional modes in the specification. Request a quotation for the agreed configuration.
Compare with: Anton Paar RheolabQC.