Posts Tagged: bubble pressure tensiometer

Tensiometer for Surface Tension

Tensiometers  1-SITA Dynotester Plus: QC grade with the testing lifetime range of 15 msec to 30 sec  Small, light and mobile without PC or laptop Battery capacity up to 10 h Practical case for transportation and storage Simple measurement at the touch of a button Fast check of the surface tension Capillary optimized for process […]

Cosmetics and Personal Care Products

The cosmetics/personal care industry develops and manufactures products such as cosmetics, soaps, detergents, and more, which are used for personal hygiene and beautification.  The global beauty market is usually divided into the following main business segments: baby and child care, bath and shower, color cosmetics, deodorants, depilatories, fragrances, hair care, men’s grooming, oral care, toiletries, skin care, […]

SITA Dynotester Surface Tensiometer

New SITA Dynotester Plus Portable Bubble Pressure Tensiometer APPLICATION SCOPES: The DynoTester couples accuracy and speed for dynamic surface tension measurements at many different bubble lifetimes. It can be operated handheld or as a tabletop instrument for your convenience. Software is additionally available for auto-data collection.  Dynamic surface tension measurement is available for any liquid used in […]

SITA t15 Plus Surface Tensiometer

 Try the on-line demo of SITA T15+  Surface Tensiometer. New Version T15 Plus SURFACE TENSION MEASUREMENT APPLICATION SCOPES: New portable tensiometer for QC/In-line continuous monitoring, as well as dynamic surface tension auto-scan from low to high bubble lifetime.   Dynamic surface tension measurement for any liquid used in all fields such as electroplating, environmental, biological, personal […]

Interfacial Phenomena

Interfacial phenomena are significant factors that affect the adsorption of active ingredients such as: drugs onto solid adjuncts in dosage forms, penetration of molecules through all kinds of membranes, emulsion formation and stability, and the dispersion of insoluble particles in liquid media to form suspensions. Interfacial phenomena are also important in the characterization of materials […]