FORD Viscosity Cups (Laboratory)

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TQC Sheen /FORD /viscosity /cups /for /ASTM D1200 /are /laboratory type viscosity cups /available in a /range of /sizes in /titanium anodized /aluminum. /The ideal choice when you need a FORD viscosity cup for testing a wide range of fluids including paints and lacquers.

Reliable FORD viscosity cups

Brought to you by /TQC Sheen, our specialist testing brand, we offer a range of FORD laboratory viscosity cups according to ASTM D1200, perfect for measuring the viscosity of a variety of liquids. / 

These TQC Sheen Viscosity Cups are laboratory style cups, designed to meet ASTM D1200 testing standards.  Our reliable cups are used for measuring the viscosity of paint, lacquers and other fluids. / 

Each laboratory viscosity cup comes with a hard plastic storage case with protective soft material on the inside, so you can keep your FORD viscosity cups safe between use or when moving location

 

FORD Viscosity Cup according to ASTM D1200

Check out our quick guide to FORD viscosity cup types according to ASTM D1200 testing standards.  

For information purposes only: all approximate cSt values at 25 °C / 

 

Viscosity cups marked for authenticity

Each of our ASTM D1200 viscosity cups is engraved with a unique serial number. So, you can rest assured that you’re in possession of an authentic FORD cup that you can rely upon for your viscosity paint testing. / / 

Multi-sector viscosity testing options 

Our range of laboratory-type viscosity cups is relied upon by customers across a wide range of sectors and for a number of different applications, including the /inks and coatings /sector, the /beverage sector /and within the /food industry. /Whether you need a pulp viscometer or any number of viscometer paint measuring solutions, we’re here to help. 

Scoop up our viscosity testing expertise

We’ve been making viscosity cups like the FORD viscosity cup for many years. While our viscosity cups are designed to prevent your paint from spilling over, we’re overflowing with expert knowledge! And we like to share this insight with our customers. / / / 

Across the /knowledgebase section /of our website, you’ll find blogs that explore all manner of paint testing subjects, including viscosity inspection best practices. Why not take a look at this article that demonstrates /how to perform a viscosity test? Then maybe read this one that investigates /the different types of viscometers /on the market. / /