Thermogravimetry - TGA

NETZSCH instruments for thermogravimetry, i.e. the thermobalances, are equipped with digital balance systems, vertically constructed with top-loading sample arrangement and direct temperature measurement at the sample. Almost all models are vacuum-tight. Besides the exact recording of mass changes as a function of temperature and atmosphere, the c-DTA® signal can optionally be calculated as a benchmark for exothermal and endothermal processes.
Almost all thermogravimetric analyzers can be equipped with heated coupling adapters for gas analysis systems such as QMS and FTIR.
The TG models of the 400-Series can be equipped anytime with DSC and/or DTA sample carriers for full-fledged TG-DSC or TG-DTA instruments (STA).
NETZSCH thermobalances fulfill the respective instrument and applications standards, e.g. ISO 11358, ISO/DIS 9924, ASTM E 1131, ASTM D 3850, DIN 51006.

TG 209 F3 Tarsus - Thermo-Microbalance
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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TG 209 F1 Iris® - Thermo-Microbalance
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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TG 409 PC Luxx ® - Thermo-Microbalance
“Robust” and “dependable” are the outstanding characteristics of the TG 409 PC Luxx®. 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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TG 449 C Jupiter® - Thermo-Microbalance
Highest sensitivity and excellent long-term stability are united in the TG 449 C 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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TG 409 CD - Thermobalance
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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TG 429 CD - Thermobalance
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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