TA Instruments DIL806 Optical Dilatometer RT - 1400 °C 863062.901
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The TA Instruments DIL806 Optical Dilatometer RT - 1400 °C 863062.901 is an advanced instrument designed for thermal expansion and contraction measurements. It utilizes an innovative optical measurement principle to conduct precise and accurate dimensional changes in materials, making it suitable for a wide range of applications in materials testing.
Key Features:
- Measures dimensional changes in materials as a function of temperature
- Operates in a temperature range of room temperature to 1400 °C
- Utilizes an optical non-contact measurement method for high accuracy
- Can handle dynamic processes with multiple heating rates and steps
- Fast response furnace for analyzing dynamic processes
Advantages:
- Precise and accurate measurements without the need for correction with different temperature programs
- Convenient to operate with integrated robotic automation system
- Suitable for examining rate-controlled sintering (RCS) in ceramics
- Ability to analyze soft samples that would be difficult to test with traditional methods
- Easily handles thin, irregularly-shaped, and fragile samples without contact forces
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| Product Type | Service - Contract |
| Part Number | 863062.901 |
| Brand | TA Instruments |
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TA instruments provides innovative material characterization instruments that are widely used for research, analysis, and quality control in the evaluation of physical properties. We are the world’s leading supplier of thermal analysis, rheology, and microcalorimetry instruments, and our product areas have expanded to include thermal conductivity & diffusivity, dilatometry, rubber testing, and dynamic mechanical characterization.