Viscosity Apparatus Stokes Method Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : SCL-MH-11962
Quick Answer: The Viscosity Apparatus Stokes Method measures the viscosity of a liquid from the steady fall of steel balls through a borosilicate glass tube 1000 mm long and about 35 mm in diameter, graduated 0–100 cm.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
Borosilicate glass tube, 1000 mm long, approx. 35 mm diameter
Linear scale 0–100 cm with permanent markings
Steel balls in assorted diameters
Funnel-guided release of the ball
Cast iron tripod base with vertical alignment bars and chrome-plated clamps
Technical Specifications
Specification
Value
Tube
Borosilicate glass, 1000 mm long, approx. 35 mm diameter
Scale
0–100 cm
Balls
Steel, assorted diameters
Release
Funnel guide
Stand
Cast iron tripod base, alignment bars, chrome-plated clamps
About This Product
A ball dropped through the funnel soon reaches a steady terminal speed in the liquid, which is timed between two marks on the scale. Using Stokes’ law with the ball size and densities, students calculate the viscosity of the liquid and compare results for balls of different diameters. Educational Instrument can arrange export supply of the Viscosity Apparatus Stokes Method to Ecuador, Fiji, Qatar, United States and Dominican Republic.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long is the tube on the Viscosity Apparatus Stokes Method?
The borosilicate glass tube is 1000 mm long and about 35 mm in diameter, with a 0–100 cm scale.
