Thermogravimetric analyzer TGA

Thermogravimetric analysis (TG, TGA) is a function of temperature or time to observe the mass of samples during heating, constant temperature or cooling. It is widely used in the research and development, process optimization and quality monitoring of plastics, rubber, coatings, pharmaceuticals, catalysts, inorganic materials, metal materials and composite materials.

The thermogravimetric analyzer is equipped with an electronic weighing system, which is a vacuum sealed vertical top loading system. The thermocouple is used to directly measure the temperature of the sample. The thermogravimetric analyzer can also be used during the thermogravimetric test. The thermogravimetric analyzer can be equipped with a combined adapter with heating function. Its vertical optimized structure design makes it particularly suitable for the combination with Fourier transform infrared or gas phase mass spectrometry, Detect the escaping gas during reaction or decomposition for more information.

The thermogravimetric analyzer can be combined with Fourier transform infrared FTIR or gas phase mass spectrometry QMS to obtain dsc/tg data and further detect the escaping gas in the reaction, so as to obtain more information about the material.

The upper limit temperature of single thermogravimetric analyzer is 1100 ° C, which is widely used in polymer materials, medicine, food, organic chemistry and other fields.

For higher temperature range applications, the synchronous thermal analyzer series can be selected. This series of instruments combines TG and DSC functions, and the upper limit temperature can reach 2400 ° C. It can also be equipped with a single thermogravimetric support for separate high-temperature thermogravimetric measurement