High Sensitivity Pressure Cell (HSPC) The all new High Sensitivity Pressure Cell (HSPC) is an innovative accessory that expands dynamic oscillatory testing capabilities of the ARES-G2 to now include pressurized test conditions. The HSPC employs an innovative air bearing seal that allows unrivaled low torque performance with 100x better torque sensitivity than conventional devices. This…
DetailsThroughout the 18th century, many scientists questioned the nature of heat. Isaac Newton thought that heat was transferred by the vibrations of particles, while Robert Hooke believed heat was a property of the body that arose from the motion of its parts.
DetailsResult of over twenty years of R&D of optical instruments for the study of the thermo-mechanical behavior of materials, HM 867 makes possible the analysis of samples beyond the limits of classical heating microscopy. Its versatility makes of HM 867 the most innovative tool for both R&D and for the optimization of all the industrial processes that involve thermal cycles.
Adopting state-of-the-art technologies in the field of optical and thermal analysis, it is supplied with Misura 4 Thermal Analysis software, the proven software platform that provides an intuitive interface for instrument control and data handling and features the most thorough and precise image analysis.
DetailsAs lithium-ion batteries evolve to meet demands for increased energy density, safety, and form factor versatility, one component remains central to their capacity and reliability: the separator.
DetailseBook How Material Selection Can Make or Break Your PCB Printed circuit boards (PCBs) are the foundation for most of today’s electronic devices. Developers need to bear in mind a variety of considerations, including production standards, material impact on performance, and application conditions. This eBook examines some of the critical issues PCB developers face and…
DetailsFrom foldable smartphones to wearable health monitors, the electronics industry is demanding materials that are not only conductive but also flexible, durable, and thermally stable. Designers and manufacturers are challenged to optimize processing and ensure finished products can withstand operating conditions without failure – and doing so requires multiple types of thermal analysis.
DetailsWhether it’s the viscosity of hydrogels (for wound care or tissue regeneration) or the yield stress of topicals (like acne or antifungal creams), pharmaceutical manufacturers rely on rheology to monitor and eradicate defects in every batch, ensuring that when the treatment reaches the patient, it remains safe and effective.
DetailsFrom smooth moisturizers to voluminous shampoo, the products that support everyday self-care routines are the result of the scientific interplay between deformation and flow. The personal care industry (and your morning routine) is only made possible because of rheology – the study of how a material moves (flow) or changes under varying degrees of stress (deformation).
DetailsDynamic mechanical analysis (DMA) is a technique to measure the response of materials when they are subjected to dynamic or cyclic forces. Typically, dynamic mechanical analysis involves looking at the elastic and viscous response of the material when it is under a small oscillating load that probes the molecular structure’s response to the perturbation . Other variables, such as temperature, time and frequency may be changed as part of the testing to characterize how the material performs under different environmental conditions.
DetailsMechanical testing supports material and product innovation across a variety of industries and applications, from testing the long-term durability of dental implants during chewing to predicting how a car part will bend during an accident. Learn how the latest technology advances mechanical testing to better support cutting-edge product development.
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