Reference Standards
LabPlant UK supplies premium standard reference materials to testing Laboratories, research centres and globally known testing houses. Offering a full range of viscosity standards for long-lasting calibration and verification, we provide a range of reference standards from water testing, to TBN and TAN. With a diverse range of Standards, we’re able to help you find the reference materials or chemicals you require. We offer competitive prices for world-class quality.
- Cone and Plate Viscocity
- Cold Cranking Simulator Viscosity
- Flow Cup Viscosity
- General Purpose Viscosity
- High-Temperature Viscosity
- High Temperature GPS 100, 110, 120, 130, 140 & 150°C
- Low-Temperature Viscosity
- Mineral Oil Rotational Viscosity
- Medical Viscosity
- Pure Water Viscosity
- Small Sample Viscosity
- Silicone Rotational Viscosity
- Viscosity Check Oils
(Ethanol Water Standards)
- Multi-Parameter
- ISO Guide, ISO17025
- Saybolt (ASTM D6045, D156) Colour Reference
- Gardner (ASTM D1544, D6166) Colour Reference
- ASTM (ASTM D6045, D1500) Colour Reference
- Primary Flash Point Standards
- Secondary Flash Point Standards
- 2M Lithium Chloride Electrolyte
- Synthetic Sea Water
- ASTM D1319 Gels
- Sucrose, BRIX/RI Standards
- Viscosity, Density, RI Standards
- Refractive Index Standards
- Smoke Point
- Sulfur
- Light Oil
- Heavy Oil
- Synthetic Diesel
- Kerosene
- Light Oil
- Heavy Oil
- Synthetic Diesel
- Kerosene
We specialise in the supply of premium quality reference materials that include Distillation, Cloud Point, Pour Point, Cold Filter Plugging Point, Density, Flash Point, Liquid Colour, Refractive Index, TAN/TBN and Viscosity standards. These adhere to strict ISO 17034 certification accredited by UKAS.
The viscosity standards, viscometer calibration, density standards and sucrose RI standards are all covered by the United Kingdom Accreditation Service (UKAS) accreditation to the International Standard BS/EN/ISO/IEC 17025 – 2005, in addition to this the Refractive Index standards are manufactured conforming to ICUMSA (1974).
