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This easy-to-use thermo-microbalance was developed especially for routine applications in the field of plastics, but also for the chemical industry. It is the ideal starter unit up to 1000°C and, together with the DSC 200 F3 Maia®, represents a cost-effective overall concept.
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This premium thermobalance, through flexibility in the fittings, covers all imaginable applications of a modern TG in the range up to 1000°C. High sensitivity, short cooling times and the automatic sample changer (ASC), make this TGA particularly well-suited for the compositional analysis of plastics and rubbers.
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"Robust" and "dependable" are the outstanding characteristics of the TG 449 F3 Jupiter®. Any application requiring relatively high sample weights and high temperatures remains fair game. This thermobalance offers extension for TG-DSC and TG-DTA, coupling to QMS and FTIR, and corrosive gas and water vapor atmosphere.
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Highest sensitivity and excellent long-term stability are united in the TG 449 F1 Jupiter®. Flexibility in the fittings and broadest temperature range enable every research application imaginable. SuperRes®, extension for STA, coupling with QMS and FTIR, water vapor furnace and Knudsen cell are striking examples of the flexibility.
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The design of the TG 409 CD thermobalance is tailored for its application as a high-temperature instrument up to 2000°C with a graphite tube furnace and as unsurpassed Skimmer coupling for QMS up to 1450°C or 2000°C.
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For temperatures over 2000°C, the TG 429 CD is unsurpassable. Its perfect concept, the tungsten furnace up to 2400°C working temperature, the vacuum-tight construction and the sophisticated gas paths for very pure atmospheres allow material studies in temperature ranges that cannot be achieved by any other thermobalance.
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