Netzsch - DMA 242 C

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Dynamic mechanical multi-talent for visco-elastic properties

The DMA 242 C has been replaced by the DMA 242 E Artemis 
 
The versatility of the DMA 242 C is particularly clear from the variety of sample holders.    
    
Depending on the type and consistency of your sample, you can investigate the visco-elastic properties accurately over a wide modulus range. In addition to the common types of deformation, i.e. 3-point bending, single and dual cantilever bending, compression/penetration, shearing and tension, we also have a series of special sample holders available: e.g. for extremely stiff composite materials and metals or for combination with a dielectric analyzer (DEA) for curing studies.    
    
The DMA 242 C operates in the broad temperature range of -170 to 600°C. The low-temperature range is achieved with the proven, low-consumption CC 200 L liquid nitrogen cooling system. The minimal temperature gradient over a sample length of up to 60 mm in the bending mode is unique.    
    
The digital filtering via Fourier analysis yields an excellent signal-to-noise ratio, which means that even the smallest tand values can be resolved. Comprehensive, multi-dimensional calibration of the DMA system guarantees reproducible test results for the stiffness and damping (visco-elastic) behavior of your sample.
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Features of DMA 242 C
  • Logarithmic or linear scaling of the results (e.g. storage modulus, loss modulus, damping factor, resilience, length change) in up to 4 Y axes    
  • Display of the measurement parameters (e.g. force, displacement, amplitude, offset) as a function of time, temperature and frequency.    
  • Definition of values on every data plot    
  • Length-change curve with evaluation of the coefficient of linear thermal expansion    
  • Superposition (master curve) in accordance with the Williams-Landel-Ferry-equation    
  • Activation energy in accordance with Arrhenius analysis    
  • Cole-Cole diagram    
  • Force-displacement diagram for creep and relaxation (optional)    
  • Tension-expansion diagram for strain/stress sweeps (optional)
General Specifications
Temperature Range-170 to 600 °C

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