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It is the holder with spring clip for working viscometers of types VPJ 1, VPJ 2, VPJ 4, residence permit, Cannon Fenske Routine, Cannon FenskeOpaque, Ubbelohde, BS/IP/RF.

It is designed for simultaneous polishing of four copper plates measuring 75×12.5×2 mm used in determining the corrosive effect of fuels in accordance with GOST ISO 2160, GOST 32329, GOST 6321, GOST 2917 and ASTM D130.

A set of devices is used to determine the oil content in oil paraffins in accordance with the State Standard 9090 and is intended for placement in a liquid bath BNTI 05 04.

It is used for determining the low-temperature characteristics of petroleum products and organic chemical products in accordance with the State Standard 20287 (method A), EN 23015, ASTM D97 and GOST 18995.5.

It is used to determine the corrosive effect of petroleum products on a copper plate in accordance with GOST ISO 2160, GOST 32329, GOST 6321 and GOST 2917.

It is used for determining the turbidity or fluidity temperature of petroleum products in accordance with EN 23015 and ASTM D97. For testing, additional sets of devices BNTI 05 04 K and BNTI 05 04 3K are required.

It is used for determining the low-temperature characteristics of petroleum products in accordance with the State Standard 20287 (Method A), EN 23015 and ASTM D97

It is used in determining the density of petroleum products, resins, plasticizers and other chemical products by hydrometers in stainless steel cylinders with a height of 300 mm and internal diameters of 60.5 and 73 mm.

It is used in determining the brittleness temperature of polyvinyl chloride plastic by express method in accordance with the State Standard 5960.

The holder with flat steel springs allows you to install and securely fix up to 6 verifiable thermometers with a diameter of the submerged part from 9 to 16 mm. It is designed for calibration thermostats THERMOTEST-100 and THERMOTEST-300.

The spring holder for LT 300 or LT electronic thermometers allows you to simply and securely mount the temperature sensor on the walls of laboratory utensils so that it does not touch either its bottom or the wall. This allows temperature measurements to be carried out not only conveniently, but also correctly.