DSC calorimeter

differential scanning

Differential Scanning Calorimetry (DSC) is primarily used to measure heat-related physical and chemical changes, such as glass transition temperature, melting point, melting temperature, heat of crystallization, heat of phase transition reaction, thermal stability of products, curing/crosslinking, and oxidation induction period. It is widely used to characterize a wide variety of materials, including polymers, rubber, textiles, food, pharmaceuticals, and cosmetics. Equipment Description: Differential Scanning Calorimetry (DSC), a classic thermal analysis method that studies thermal effects at programmable temperatures, has long been widely used in various fields of materials and chemistry, including research and development, process optimization, quality control, and failure analysis. Using DSC, we can study phase transitions in inorganic materials, the melting and crystallization processes of polymers, the polymorphism of pharmaceuticals, and the solid/liquid ratio of foods such as oils and fats. Equipment Features: 1. The integrated design reduces signal loss and interference, significantly improving signal sensitivity and resolution, and achieving a more stable baseline. 2. Equipped with an imported high-frequency core control processor, it boasts faster processing speeds and more efficient control. 3. Utilizes imported high-sensitivity sensors, effectively improving DSC signal sensitivity and accuracy. 4. Independent atmosphere control, intelligently configured through software, allows the instrument to automatically switch gas flow systems, resulting in higher experimental efficiency.