Materials / Applications

NETZSCH Analyzing & Testing has aspired to comprehensively analyze the thermal properties of the most varied of materials with powerful analytical instruments. Select the appropriate testing method for your polymers and other organic materials from among our instrument series 200. Browse our broad  instrument series 400 spectrum to find solutions for your metals and alloys, ceramics, glass, and building materials as well as other inorganic materials. We will provide you with detailed counsel in choosing an instrument for your special application.

Polymers
Our analytical instruments serve to determine characteristic thermal effects and materials data: e.g. melting/crystallization of thermoplastics, glass transitions, thermostability and composition of rubber mixtures, curing behavior of thermosetting materials, and coefficient of elasticity values of anisotropic composites.
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Organics
The melting and crystallization behavior of pharmaceutical active ingredients and auxiliary substances, the glass transition of treacles, the oxidation behavior of lubricants or the curing behavior of paints and adhesives are thermal effects here exemplified.
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Ceramic / Glass / Building Materials
Knowing the thermal extension coefficient for the sintering of technical ceramics, phase transitions and specific heat, modified glass or the precise thermal conductivity values of inorganic building materials is of high practical importance.
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Metals / Alloys
Specific heat, extension coefficient and characteristic thermal effects also under corrosive conditions may possibly be analytical goals for your applications.
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Inorganics
Here you will find application examples for the thermal characterization of minerals, inorganic chemicals, and other inorganic, non-metallic compounds and elements.
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