Thermal Analysis
Thermal Analysis is a group of techniques in which a physical property of a substance is measured as a function of temperature whilst the substance is subjected to a controlled temperature program. Mettler Toledo Thermal Analysis systems are the ideal choice for manual or automatic operation, providing accurate and reliable results for academic research and industrial development as well as for quality assurance and production.
What are the different techniques of Thermal Analysis?
Which technique is chosen depends on the properties that are being studied. The techniques are:
- Differential Scanning Calorimetry (DSC): Measures the heat flow into or out of sample. Sensor output is in Watts (W).
- Thermogravimetry Analysis (TGA): Measures the changes of mass. Sensor output is in milligram (mg).
- Thermomechanical Analysis (TMA): Measures the change of length of a sample. Sensor output is in micrometers (µm).
- Dynamic Mechanical Analysis (DMA): Measures the modulus (storage/loss) of a material (unit Pascal (Pa)) as a function of time, temperature, or frequency. An additional output is the unitless calculated damping factor tangent delta.
- Thermo-Optical Analysis (TOA): Provides visual aid to observe physical effects during a thermal analysis measurement. Optical devices can be added on to the DSC or HP DSC, as well as to the Hot Stages.
Mason Technology supplies all Mettler Toledo Thermal Analysis Systems including DSC (DSC5+, DSC3+, DSC3, FlashDSC2+, HPDSC2+), TGA (TGA2, TGA/DSC 3+), TMA (TMA/SDTA+1), DMA (DMA1, DMA/SDTA1+) and Microscope Hot-stage Systems HS 82 and HS 84.
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TGA/DSC 3+ enables the analysis of sample weight change and heat flow in one single experiment. The Mettler Toledo TGA/DSC 3+ provides trustworthy res...
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