PerkinElmer TGA 8000
The thermogravimetric analysis (TGA) is primarily a quantitative analytical method, which measures the change of mass in samples within a controlled atmosphere while being heated, cooled or kept on a constant temperature.
The new PerkinElmer thermogravimetric analyzer TGA 8000 was specifically designed for hyphenation with GC/MS and other systems, and offers the ideal connection of highest sensitivity and reproducibility for material characterization.
The optical null ultra-microbalance can be coupled with GC/MS, FT-IR or MS where resulting gas products are transferred with a mass-flow controller for further analysis.
Features
- optical null ultra-microbalance in an isolated temperature-compensated chamber provides the capability of measuring the smallest weight changes with zero-compensation principle
- low-mass, platinum-wound microfurnace provides broad temperatures ranging from -20°C up to 1,200°C on a heating rate from 0.1°C bis 500°C/min
- high sample throughput due to rapid cooling rates: the advantage of small furnace dimensions
- autosampler with 48 positions for fully-automatic operation
- fully flexible sample atmosphere control for both temperature and gas
- two integral mass-flow controller for balance and sample purge within the scale and sample area as well as an optional gas mixing device (GMD 8000)
- coupling through a tranfer-line sniffer tube and a thermostatted gas-divert-valve
| ltem | Order No. |
| TGA 8000 | PE 8000 10 10 |
| TGA 8000 with autosampler | PE 8000 10 20 |
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