Thermomechanical Analysis (TMA) Method - Standard Measurement (Compression, Tension, Penetration)
Measurement of glass transition temperature, thermal expansion coefficient, and linear expansion coefficient.
TMA (Thermomechanical Analysis) is a technique that measures the deformation of a material as a function of temperature by applying a non-oscillatory load while changing the temperature according to a controlled program. The following measurements can be performed with TMA: - Measurement of linear expansion coefficient and expansion rate - Measurement of glass transition temperature - Measurement of softening temperature Additionally, probes for tensile mode and penetration are available, allowing for the measurement of samples in film and sheet forms.
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【Features】 ○ Measurement of linear expansion coefficient and expansion rate ○ Measurement of glass transition temperature ○ Measurement of softening temperature ○ Measurement of samples in film and sheet form is also possible ● For other functions and details, please contact us.
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At DJK, we respond to all customer needs swiftly and accurately under confidentiality. DJK engages in the following activities related to polymer materials and composite materials: 1. Synthesis, polymerization, and modification reactions 2. Compounding, molding, and sample processing 3. Material testing, physical property measurement, and analysis services 4. Technical consulting 5. Defective product failure analysis testing 6. Application and testing outsourcing for overseas standards (FDA/EPA, DMF, biodegradability certification, and others)