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Dyanamic
Mechanical Analyzer |
| The DMA 2980 is a controlled
stress rheological instrument that provides information on mechanical
properties such as modulus, energy dissipation, and material stability.
It is routinely used for the analysis of a wide variety of polymers,
polymer blends, elatomers, and composites. It is also used to study
foods, pharmaceuticals, electronics, coatings, and various inorganic
materials (metals, mineral composites, glasses).
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Key Features:
- Measures viscoelastic material properties (e.g. G', G",
tan d, h*) of solid materials as a function of temperature, time,
frequency, stress and strain.
- Creep and stress relaxation measurements can be performed.
- Powerful non-contact motor to provide forces from 0.001 to 18
N.
- A unique air bearing for frictionless motion.
- Broad modulus range 103 to 1012 Pa with high percision(+/- 1%).
- An optical encoder to detect low strains (much superior to the
LVDT's used in competitive units). Dynamic sample deformation
range +/- 0.5 to 10,0000 mm. Strain resolution of 1 nm.
- Multiple modes of deformation (single / dual cantilever, 3 point
bending, compression, tension, shear sandwich) can be used over
4 decades of frequency (0.01 to 200 Hz) and a broad temperature
range (-150 to 600°C).
- DMA 2980 can also analyze solid materials in a liquid media
using unique submersion clamps. Superior clamp design by TA engineers
means that our do not have to turn their instrument upside down
to make this measurement (as is advocated by others).
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Differential Scanning Calorimeter |
MDSC offers all the benefits
of DSC, overcomes its limitations, and provides additional information
that permits greater understanding of material properties. The patented
MDSC® technology developed by TA Instruments extends the measurement
capabilities of the DSC 2920 and 2910 to provide the following additional
benefits:
- Increased sensitivity for weak transitions
- Simultaneous optimization of sensitivity and resolution
- Improved capability for interpretation of complex transitions
- Direct measurement of heat capacity and, in some cases, thermal
conductivity.
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Thermogravimetric Analyzer |
| The TGA 2950 has a unique
vertical balance (1.5 g capacity) with a horizontal gas purge results
in highest sensitivity (0.1mg) with very low baseline drift over the
temperature range from ambient to 1000°C. Sample pan loading and
furnace movement are totally automated for user convenience. The furnace
design makes for easy coupling to identification devices (MS or FTIR).
Unique accessories available for the 2950 (listed below) greatly expand
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Key Features:
- Patented High Resolution TGA
- Gas Switching
- Modulated TGA
- Autosampler
- EGA Furnace
- Mass Spectrometer
- Evolved Gas Collector
Additional Pictures:

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Texture Analyzer |
The TA.XT2 Texture Analyzer
quantifies the textures of a wide variety of products. It can quantify
adhesiveness, bloom strength, breaking point, chewiness, cohesiveness,
extensibility, force retention, fracturability, hardness, relative
viscosity, resilience, rupture strength, spreadability, springiness,
swelling/absorption, tackiness, tensile strength and many other physical
parameters.
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