Brand: Linseis | Category: Nanotechnology

The DIL L78 RITA is a quenching and forming dilatometer that records length change during rapid heating, quenching and deformation. The supplied software produces TTT, CCT and CHT transformation diagrams. It is used for heat treatment development on steels and other metals, including gas quenching.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Length change resolution | 5 nm (optional 1 nm) |
| Length change measurement range | +/- 1.2 mm (quenching mode), +/- 5 mm (deformation mode) |
| Maximum cooling rates | up to 4000 C/s (hollow samples) |
| Data acquisition rate | up to 1 kHz (synchronised temperature, length and force) |
| Maximum compression force | 22 kN, compression speed 0.005 to 100 mm/s |
| Low temperature operation | down to -150 C (optional) |
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