NPE 2009 Polymer Analysis Seminar
"FOCUS ON POLYMERS"
THERMAL ANALYSIS, THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY, & DIELECTRIC ANALYSIS OF POLYMERS - APPLICATIONS FOR INDUSTRY & PRODUCT / PROCESS DEVELOPMENT

Seminar is FREE to NPE attendees

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Powerful, info-packed one-day polymer analysis lecture series
by NETZSCH experts detailing thermal techniques for:

• Incoming Goods Inspection

• Quality Control & Assurance

• Failure Analysis

• Process Optimization

• Thermophysical Properties

• Thermal Characterization

This seminar will help you answer the following challenging questions
about thermal properties:

• How can I easily distinguish between different thermoplastics?

• How can species evaporation be determined?

• How does atmosphere influence the thermal stability?

• How can the state of cross-linking be determined and the process optimized?

• How can the plasticizer content of a rubber mixture be determined and what plasticizer

material is used?

• How can curing be tracked during the process?

• How can I distinguish between processing and material failure?

• How do the visco-elastic properties of the damping element change under high

frequency stress?

• How high is the degree of crystallinity of the semi-crystalline thermoplastic moulding?

Seminar Goals

Modern thermo-analytical methods are an excellent tool for answering questions such as these in productdevelopment, quality control & assurance, failure analysis and research of new products. These methods are even more powerful when coupled to other techniques.

The goal of the seminar is to demonstrate the capabilities of these methods using real case applications from the fields of thermoplastics, resins, rubbers, and the like.

Because of their technical, non-commercial content, our seminars have become very highly regarded. We hope that you will be able to attend one of these seminars to learn more about polymer analysis techniques.


Space is limited - so please register soon
to be sure not to miss this unique and informative opportunity.


For further registration details, please contact:

Isabel Day-Jones
Phone: 610-644-4445
Email: isabel.day-jones@netzsch.com


We look forward to welcoming you to the NETZSCH seminar!


Please find below the fax registration form and agenda for download.

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