Thermomechanical Analyzers (TMA)

Thermomechanical Analysis or TMA is a form of thermal analysis. It measures the change in dimension of a material with changing temperature while a load is applied. The technique is most often performed on polymeric materials and can yield results such as softening or glass transition temperature, expansion co-efficients, solid state transformations, melting behaviour, creep behaviour and curing. Further, depending on the set up, samples can be measured in expansion, penetration, bending, tension and swelling modes.
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Featured Equipment
The Q600 provides simultaneous measurement of weight change (TGA) and true differential heat flow (DSC) on the same sample from ambient to 1,500 ˚C. It features a field-proven horizontal dual beam design with automatic beam growth compensation, and the ability to analyze two TGA samples simultaneously. DSC heat flow data is dynamically normalized using the instantaneous sample weight at any given temperature.
Other Equipment
The design of the TMA PT1600 Thermomechanical Analyzer guarantees highest precision, reproducibility and accuracy. The system was constructed to performing a variety of Thermomechanical experiments, on an array of sample shapes and sizes, over a wide temperature range, to meet all TMA needs.
The TMA-60 and TMA-60H are each uniquely capable of performing a variety of thermomechancial experiments, on an array of sample shapes and sizes, over a wide temperature range, to meet all of your TMA needs!
The new TMA incorporates true, high quality Swiss precision mechanics. Offering nanometer resolution, it can measure the very slightest dimensional changes in samples.
The displacement transducer equipping the SETSYS Evolution TMA models is characterized by its robustness and high accuracy: it can detect dimension changes of as little as 0.01 micron.
The design of the TMA PT1000 Thermomechanical Analyzer guarantees highest precision, reproducibility and accuracy. The system was constructed to performing a variety of Thermomechanical experiments, on an array of sample shapes and sizes, over a wide temperature range, to meet all TMA needs.
The heart of the TMA 402 Hyperion® is a highly precise inductive displacement transducer (LVDT). This technology has stood the test of time; it is also used for dilatometers and allows measurement of even the smallest of length changes, into the nanometer range (digital resolution of 0.125 nm).
The HP DSC 1 is a state-of-the-art high pressure DSC. This instrument allows you to measure samples under precisely defined atmospheres at overpressures of up to 10 MPa as a function of temperature and time.
DMA25 is a desktop DMA offering a high force range up to 25N and outstanding flexibility from glass transition determination to immersed tests, which makes it a powerful thermomechanical testing platform.
With the TMA/SDTA840 you can measure dimensional changes of a sample as a function of temperature.
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