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DSC (Differential Scanning Calorimeter)
Principle: | The difference in heat flow derived from the temperature difference between a test specimen and a reference specimen is measured as a function of temperature or time while varying the temperature of the specimens in accordance with a controlled program. In this type of measurement, the difference in temperature between the test specimen and reference specimens is proportional to the difference in heat flow. |
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Capabilities: | Melt TemperatureMelt Enthalpy (latent heat of fusion)Crystallization TemperatureCrystallization EnthalpyGlass Transition TemperatureSpecific Heat (Cp) |
Asset: | | TA DSC25ISO 11357Thermal transitions in the range: -50°C to 500°CEquipped with autosampler
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| | METTLER 823eISO 11357 Thermal transitions in the range:-20°C to 450°C |
Thermo Gravimetric Analysis (TGA)
Principle: | Thermogravimetric analysis or thermal gravimetric analysis (TGA) is a method of thermal analysis in which the mass of a sample is measured over time as the temperature increases.Samples can be either solids or liquids. |
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Capabilities: | TGA can measure ash content, carbon fiber content, heat stability and decomposition. It also finds application to determine some parameters to compare two similar products as a quality control tool. |
Asset: | | TA TGA550ISO 11357Thermal ramp up to 1000 °C |
ThermoMechanic Analysis (TMA)
Principle: | Thermo Mechanic Analysis (TMA) is a method of thermal analysis in which one dimension of a sample is measured against the variation of temperatureSamples are simple-shaped solids or thin films. |
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Capabilities: | Coefficient of Linear Thermal Expansion (CLTE) |
Asset: | | TA TMA450ASTM E831Thermal range from -70 °C to 400 °C |
Vertical Flammability (UL94)
Principle: | Materials can be classified V-0, V-1, or V-2 on the basis of results obtained from the combustion of samples clamped in a vertical position. The samples are clamped in a vertical position with a 20-mm high blue flame applied to the lower edge of the clamped specimen. The flame is applied for 10 seconds and removed. A total of five bars are tested in this manner. The table below lists the criteria by which a material is classified in this test. |
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Capabilities: | Pastic materials can be classified with respect to their ability to withstand combustion by UL 94 flammability test. |
Asset: | | MotisSample requirements: UL 94 bar*5 (Length: 125mm; width: 13mm; thickness: typical 0.8mm or 1.57mm) |
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Capabilities: | The glow wire test can characterize the ability to support and sustain ignition in plastic materials. |
Asset: | | DMS-GWTSample requirements: The dimensions of the planar sections of the test specimens shall be at least 60mm in length and 60mm in width. |
Volume and Surface Resistivity
Principle: | The volume resistivity of a material is defined as the electrical resistance of a unit cube of material. The material is subjected to 500 volts DC for 1 minute, and the current through the material is measured.The surface resistivity of a material is the electrical resistance between two electrodes on the surface of the specimen. The material is subjected to 500 volts DC for 1 minute, and the current along the surface of the material is measured. |
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Capabilities: | Material volume and surface resistivity test. |
Asset: | | Huace IT6834GB1410 / ASTM D257 |
| | Huace Hest-300GB1410 / ASTM D257 color chip*5 for volume resistivity for insulating material (>10E8ohms.cm) |
| | ETS Model 871GB1410 / ASTM D257 Color chip*5 for volume resistivity for insulating material (10E2-10E12ohms.cm) |