The Cannon Instruments CL120 Viscosity Standard is a precise low temperature calibration fluid designed for viscometer verification and performance testing at sub-zero temperatures. This 0.5-liter standard complies with SAE Specification J300 and a broad range of ASTM test methods, making it essential for quality control of gear oils and automatic transmission fluids (ATF).
Product Features
- Standard size: 0.5 liters (16 oz) ideal for laboratory use and testing
- Viscosity Standard: CL120, developed for low temperature viscosity calibration
- Complies with SAE J300 and multiple ASTM standards, including:
- ASTM D2983 – Low-temperature viscosity measured by Brookfield viscometer
- ASTM D3829 – Predicting borderline pumping temperature of engine oil
- ASTM D4684 – Determination of yield stress and apparent viscosity at low temperature
- ASTM D5293 – Apparent viscosity using cold-cranking simulator
- ASTM D6821 & D6896 – Low temperature viscosity of driveline lubricants
- Compatible with CANNON’s Thermoelectric Sample Conditioner System (TESC) for precise temperature control
- Lot-specific viscosity data provided for traceability and quality assurance
Benefits
- Enables accurate viscometer calibration and verification at sub-zero temperatures
- Supports testing of gear oils (SAE 70W to 85W) and ATFs with consistent results
- Ensures compliance with leading industry standards for viscosity measurement
- Lot-specific data assures reliable and repeatable testing outcomes
- Suitable for laboratories requiring robust low temperature viscosity standards
Why Choose the Cannon Instruments CL120 Viscosity Standard?
The Cannon Instruments CL120 Viscosity Standard offers dependable, precise low temperature calibration fluid for viscometer performance verification. Designed to meet stringent SAE J300 and ASTM requirements, it is ideal for laboratories testing gear oils and automatic transmission fluids. Its compatibility with CANNON’s TESC system and lot-specific data ensures confidence in all low temperature viscosity assessments.
