Friday, 10 February, 2012
New version of ViscLab released
ViscLab 2.18.0 for Viscomat II has now been released. This is the 12:th upgrade of ViscLab since the software was redesigned from support for Viscomat 32020 into working with Viscomat II.
The new version includes more than 35 improvements, including:
- Possibility to restore samples from the archive and tools for handling large amounts of data in the archive
- Display of [η]ρ with alarms according to ISO 5351 and target weight in edit window
- Keyboard shorts in main window to speed up the workflow
This version is available for download.
The next version of ViscLab will include:
- New implementation of Martin’s formula for calculating the intrinsic viscosity and [η]ρ
- Separate customizable alarm limits for relative viscosity when the viscosity is > 1100
- Improved functionality for backup and service
This version is currently being tested and is planned for release in March.
Beyond these two versions, we are working with implementation of e.g.:
- Customizable alarm limits for individual Sample ID’s
- Statistics for replicate Sample ID’s and sample names
- Tool to calculate the CED factor
- Export of any data table to Excel
- Further simplifications of the user interface
- Custom folders for backups and reports
Wednesday, 25 May, 2011
SPCI 2011 a success
We would like to thank everybody who visited our stand at SPCI 2011 and made the fair a great success for us! It was a pleasure to meet you all!
The interest for Viscomat II was very high and our stand was frequently visited during the whole fair. Viscomat II is a product for automatic determination of pulp viscosity and designed to be fully compatible to the ISO 5351 standard.
Wednesday, 6 April, 2011
Visit us at SPCI
Welcome to visit us at SPCI 2011, 17-19 maj, 2011 in Stockholm, Sweden!
The SPCI World Pulp & Paper Week is the world’s largest exhibition for the pulp & paper industry. Held in Stockholm, Sweden, since 1969, the SPCI exhibition is today the industry’s most important event.
Please visit us in booth A21:20 just at The Magic Future Square in the middle of the main hall. We are part of the Åkroken Science Park company network.
We will show the new design of Viscomat II – our semiautomatic system for efficient and reliable determination of pulp viscosity.
Please register for the fair and learn more on http://www.spcievent.com/.
Monday, 3 January, 2011
Viscomat II sales 2010
Viscomat II for viscosity analysis of pulp was launched in January 2010 and has received strong interest from the market with 12 systems sold worldwide by the end of 2010. The new system replaces Viscomat 32020 with new electronics and an upgraded software, ViscLab 2, for simplified user workflow.
Monday, 6 September, 2010
Viscomat II Sales Update
The new upgraded Viscomat II was launched in January 2010 and has received strong interest from the market with six systems sold at the end of Q2. The new system replaces Viscomat 32020 and has brand new electronics and an upgraded software for simplified user workflow.
Monday, 1 February, 2010
Balance and Water bath for Viscomat II
We have now added supply of analytical balance and water bath as options for the Viscomat II. This means that we are now able to deliver a pre-configured system with a Sartorius balance and a Thermo Electron water bath (with or without refrigeration etc.) .
Monday, 11 January, 2010
Launch of Viscomat II
Lagge launches Viscomat II, an updated version of the Viscomat 32020, for fast and reliable determination of pulp viscosity. Please click here for more information.
Tuesday, 31 March, 2009
Lagge acquires Viscomat
Lagge Control AB has acquired the production rights for Viscomat 32020, which is a semi-automated system for determination of pulp viscosity from BerTech (Berge Technolgy AB). The system was initially developed by SCA. More than 70 systems have been sold since the system was introduced 1986, whereof 25 systems in Sweden.
Viscosity is an important property of pulp in many applications and it is often very critical to get a reliable determination.
The basic principle is that a pulp sample is dissolved in a solution of cupriethylenediamine (CED) and then passed through a capillary tube viscometer measuring the efflux time. The measurement and subsequent calculation of viscosity is automatic. The system implements the official SCAN 15:99, ISO 5351 and TAPPI 230 test methods.
Please click here for more information.