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DSC PT10
The DSC PT10 comprises the advantages of latest technology, highest resolution and a robust easy to use instrument design. Temperature range (-150 up to 700°C)
DSC PT1600
World class High Temperature Differential Scanning Calorimeter for the determination of caloric effects and specific heat (Cp) over a broad temperature range.
DTA PT1600
This is the most common thermal analysis method due to its wide range of information provided. The Linseis high temperature DTA is desighned to deliver highest sensitivity, short time constants and a condensation free sample chamber. These features guarantee superior resolution, baseline stability over the entire instrument lifetime.
EGA - FTIR
Optimized FTIR coupling abilities with Linseis range of Thermal Analyzers, especially suitable for organics
EGA - Optical In-Situ Evolved Gas Analysis
Optimized In-Situ EGA coupling abilities with Linseis Thermo balances.
EGA - QMS
Optimized QMS coupling abilities with Linseis Thermo balances, Dilatometers, Thermomechanical Analyzer or Differential Scanning Calorimeters
L75 / 120LT
The Linseis dilatometer L75/120LT was developed to measure the expansion of polymer samples. Hereby up to 8 different samples can be measured simultaneously in a temperature range of –40°C up to +160°C.
L75 / Laser
Unmatched resolution and absolute accuracy is possible with the Linseis Laser Dilatometer of the Pico-series. As the name indicates already the resolution goes up to Picometers (0,3nm = 300 Picometer). That means resolutions can be obtained which are up to a factor 33,33 higher as the resolution that were possible up to date.
L75 PT Horizontal
Highest precission research Dilatometer, horizontal mode of operation single push rod and dual push rod versions. Temperature range -150°C up to 2000°C.The thermostatically controlled invar measuring compartment offers high precision, reproducibility and long-term stability.
L75 PT Quattro
The Quattro Dilatometer is built up with four separate dilatometer measuring sensors, which can measure simultaneously either four separate samples at one time, or three separate samples against a reference standard.