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 A thermomechanical analyzer is a technology designed to gauge a material's deformation concerning temperature and time under controlled temperature conditions and non-vibrational loads. TMA thermomechanical analysis  primarily assesses parameters like the expansion coefficient and phase transition temperature of materials. This versatile thermomechanical analyzer finds extensive application across various industries, including plastics, rubber, films, fibers, coatings, ceramics, glass, metal materials, and composite materials. Instrumental Characteristics of TMA   T hermomechanical A nalyzer   01 USB or serial communication interface for easy connection to laptops. 02 In the experiment, the user sets the heating rate and the software PID controls the linear heating. 03 Calibrate various indicators of the instrument with standard samples. 04 The measurement process is automatically completed, automatically plotted, and can als...

 Thermogravimetric analyzers (TG, TGA) are extensively employed across research and development, process enhancement, and quality assurance in various sectors including plastics, rubber, coatings, pharmaceuticals, catalysts, inorganic materials, metals, and composites. These thermogravimetric analysis equipments observe alterations in sample quality concerning temperature or time during heating, holding, or cooling processes. TGA analyzer price varies depending on the features and specifications required for different applications. Instrument Feature of Thermogravimetric Analyzer (TGA) 01 The furnace is automatically raised and lowered with accurate positioning, which improves the repeatability of measurement. Experience the precision and efficiency of automatic thermogravimetric analysis with our advanced TGA thermogravimetric analysis instruments. 02 Our TGA simultaneous thermogravimetric analyzer is the smallest in the country. The thermogravimetric analyzer can reduce ...

 The Simultaneous Thermal Analyze STA seamlessly integrates Thermogravimetric Analysis (TG) with either Differential Thermal Analysis (DTA) or Differential Scanning Calorimetry (DSC). This enables synchronous acquisition of thermogravimetric and differential thermal data using a single sample in one instrument. Equipped with diverse heating furnaces and accessories, the STA caters to a wide range of materials, encompassing plastics, rubber, synthetic resins, fibers, coatings, oils, ceramics, glass, cement, refractory materials, metals and alloys, fuels, explosives, pharmaceuticals, and food products. It primarily assesses physical and chemical changes induced by heat, including melting point, heat of fusion, crystallization, thermal stability, adsorption/desorption, component analysis, decomposition, combination, dehydration, and other performance parameters of substances. Instrument Feature of Simultaneous TGA DSC 01 The automatic lifting and lowering of furnace body is contr...

  Macro TGA  is used for the analysis, decomposition, compound, dehydration, adsorption, analysis, freezing, sublimation, evaporation, mass change, etc. of large-dose phase change materials. This TGA can be used to study the kinetics of chemical reactions such as cracking and gasification of materials such as coal and biomass. Instrumental Characteristics of Large Scale TGA 01 The furnace can be automatically raised and lowered. After the sample is put in, all operations are automatically controlled by the software. 02 The macro TGA instrument is equipped with a trace water vapor generator, which can generate saturated steam in an amount ranging from 0.01 ml to 1000 ml/min with an accuracy of 0.01 ml/min. 03 Users can use standard sample temperatures to perform thermal accuracy corrections. 04 Large-screen LCD display, real-time display of the instrument status and data, two sets of temperature galvanic, and real-time display of a galvanic furnace (furnace work, whether or...