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Introducing the "DIL806," capable of measuring thermal expansion rates without contact. It is an ideal tool for measuring amorphous and soft samples.

The DIL 806 optical dilatometer is a high-performance thermal expansion and contraction measurement device provided by TA Instruments. By adopting optical measurement principles, this device enables non-contact measurements that were difficult with conventional dilatometers. The DIL 806 uses an absolute measurement process that is not affected by the expansion or contraction of the testing apparatus itself, eliminating the need to correct measurement results for different temperature programs. This device irradiates a wide planar light onto the sample using high-performance LEDs and detects the shadow of the sample with a high-resolution CCD sensor. A digital edge detection processor evaluates this signal, accurately and sensitively measuring the dimensional changes of the sample in response to temperature variations. The DIL 806 is ideal for measuring materials such as metals and plastics, and thin samples can be easily analyzed using a dedicated sample holder. The furnace allows for rapid heating up to 100°C/min and rapid cooling from 1400°C to 50°C in under 10 minutes. This enables efficient analysis of dynamic processes and tests that include multiple temperature steps.

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Measurement of thermal expansion in the vertical direction is possible! The highest sensitivity is guaranteed by a high-resolution inductive sensor (LVDT).

The DIL820 series (DIL 821/822) is a high-precision vertical dilatometer belonging to the DIL 820 series from TA Instruments. These models are equipped with a new optical encoder that has a resolution of 1nm, making them particularly suitable for the analysis of challenging samples. The DIL 822 employs true differential measurement technology, providing the best sensitivity and accuracy for CTE (coefficient of thermal expansion) in the market.

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Introducing the "DIL802/802L," capable of high-precision dual sample measurement.

The DIL 803 is a dual-sample dilatometer that maximizes productivity by measuring two samples simultaneously. It can measure in vacuum or inert gas environments, while the DIL 803L is specialized for measurements in air. The horizontally arranged furnace ensures uniform temperature and eliminates the effects of air convection. A high-sensitivity LVDT is used to accurately measure even minute thermal expansion events.

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This is an introduction to the "DIL802/802L," which is skilled in dynamic temperature programs used for shrinkage rate control sintering (RCS) and measurements in low-temperature regions.

The DIL 802 is a device that achieves true differential measurement, providing the highest measurement accuracy. By measuring only the difference between the sample and the reference material, it eliminates the effects of system expansion. This design is particularly beneficial for dynamic temperature programs and measurements at low temperatures. The DIL 802 is suitable for measurements in vacuum or inert gas, while the DIL 802L is specialized for measurements in air. The horizontally arranged furnace ensures temperature uniformity and eliminates the effects of air convection. A high-sensitivity LVDT is used to accurately measure even minute thermal expansion events.

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Introducing the "DIL801," which allows measurements in air, vacuum, and inert gas purge, and the "DIL801L," which is ideal for evaluating the properties of ceramic materials.

The DIL 801 is an ideal device for measuring the thermal expansion of a single sample. It allows measurements in vacuum or inert gas environments, while the DIL 801L is specialized for measurements in air. This makes it suitable for evaluating the properties of ceramic materials. The horizontally arranged furnace ensures temperature uniformity and eliminates the effects of air convection. A high-sensitivity LVDT is used to accurately measure even minute thermal expansion events. Key features: - Measurement of linear dimensional changes over a wide temperature range - Capable of measurements in vacuum, inert gas, and air - Accurate displacement measurement with high-sensitivity LVDT - Ensures temperature uniformity with a horizontally arranged furnace - Compatible with various furnaces and easily interchangeable - Accurate temperature measurement with thermocouples or pyrometers - The measurement system can be composed of materials such as quartz glass, alumina, sapphire, graphite, and tungsten.

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Watanabe Trading Company will be exhibiting at "SEMICON Japan 2025" in collaboration with its group companies, Amaya Manufacturing, Wacom Manufacturing, and Tomco. At our booth, we will introduce quartz chambers, silicone rubber, surface modification processing, and the AI visual inspection device "NulMiL," among others. We look forward to your visit.

[Lecture Topics] 1. Gas Vision 2050 and Action Plan 2030, and efforts to build a carbon-neutral gas value chain Ryota Kōgetsu, Senior Researcher (International Standards) at the Japan Gas Association 2. Osaka Gas's efforts in developing innovative methanation technology Yōsuke Kuwahara, Director of the Carbon Neutral Promotion Office, Planning Department, Management Planning Division at Osaka Gas Co., Ltd. 3. Methanation efforts by Tokyo Gas aiming for carbon neutrality from the perspective of hydrogen trends Hisataka Yakabe, Executive Fellow at the Green Transformation Company, Tokyo Gas Co., Ltd.

[Instructor] Kikaku Corporation, Nomura Research Institute, Consulting Division Senior Principal, Patent Attorney Rikiichi Hayashi [Key Lecture Content] In today's manufacturing industries, including electronics, machinery, chemicals, semiconductors, batteries, pharmaceuticals, telecommunications, automobiles, food, steel, cement, convenience stores, and content IP, the intensification of global competition and the rise of emerging companies leading to commoditization are accelerating. It is becoming increasingly difficult to secure sustainable profits with traditional exclusive intellectual property strategies alone. In this seminar, we will systematize the management model practiced by winners as the "IPX Management Strategy Model." By redefining and clarifying the functions of Open IP (customer-attracting IP) in addition to traditional Closed IP (revenue-generating IP), we will explain specific methods for management transformation that create asymmetric advantages (business disruption power) that overwhelm competitors. We will share practical approaches that achieve an operating profit margin of over 15% and a PBR of 2-3 times.

We will hold the 29th University-Originated Seed Matching Seminar. We will introduce the latest technologies from Kyoto University. We hope you will join us. 【▼Details here (Free participation, online)】 https://www.tlo-kyoto.co.jp/event/202511191448.html ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ ◯ Date and Time: December 18, 2025 (Thursday) 13:30–15:00 ◯ Application Deadline: December 12, 2025 (Friday) ◯ Format: Online, Free ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ ▼ Program Around 13:30–14:00: “Automatic Detection System for Muscle Activation Intervals for Home Monitoring of Sleep Disruption Factors” Lecturer Kana Eguchi, Graduate School of Informatics, Kyoto University Around 14:00–14:30: “Quantitative Evaluation of Antibody Drug Stability Against Fluid Stress” Professor Kenji Sugase, Graduate School of Agriculture, Kyoto University Around 14:30–15:00: “High-Throughput, Low-Cost Comprehensive Transcriptome Analysis Enabled by Nearly Random Index (NRI) Method” Professor Yasuhiro Murakawa, Graduate School of Medicine / ASHBi, Kyoto University