STA HP L85
Brand: Linseis | Category: Nanotechnology
The STA HP L85 is a table-top instrument for simultaneous thermal analysis that measures mass change and heat flow together. It operates from room temperature to 1200 C at pressures up to 150 bar, or under vacuum. It is used for high pressure reaction, sorption and material stability studies.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Temperature range | RT up to 1200 C |
| Max pressure | max. 150 bar (customised solutions on request) |
| Vacuum | up to 10-4 mbar |
| Temperature precision | 0.05 C |
| Balance resolution | 0.1 ug |
| Measuring range | 25 / 2500 mg and 35000 mg |
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