Learn, how Differential Scanning Calorimetry can help in the case of leakage: A user report by Kirsten Hacker, chemical laboratory technician in the engineering team at KLINGER Kempchen GmbH
Material analysis is of great importance for component as well as mold and process design in the automotive industry. Read, how differential scanning calorimetry and rheology contribute to the optimization of epoxy resin injection molding and learn more about the thermoset injection molding process and its application in electronics encapsulation in the first part of this new blog series.
For the treatment of diseases, the pharmaceutical industry continuously strives for research on new pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs). Dr. Carsten Schauerte from SOLID-CHEM GmbH will show you how DSC can assist in characterizing active pharmaceutical ingredients.
The winner of our March raffle is CEA Cadarache in France.
Differential scanning calorimetry (DSC) is most frequently used thermoanalytical method. Stephan Knappe has been employed at NETZSCH-Gerätebau in Selb for more than 31 years. As a “keystone employee”, Stephan Knappe has accompanied the development of Differential Scanning Calorimetry (DSC) for years and is will summarize the milestones for us here.
In times of travel restrictions and advancing digitalization, we have expanded our online service offerings especially in the field of customer training and e-learning.
Take part at the Amherst Rheology Course 2022 (ARC22). The focus is on rheological data and on visual expression of rheology.
Powder Bed Fusion (PBF), also called Selective Laser Sintering (SLS), is the layer-by-layer construction technology of 3D objects, where a laser beam selectively traces over a predefined area on the powder layer. One of the most widely used materials is PA12.
Learn, how the Department of Polymer Materials at the University of Bayreuth uses the thermobalance TG 209 F1 Libra® in conjunction with Kinetics Neo for the prediction of the aging behavior of plastics.
The COVID-19 pandemic has demonstrated the importance of antimicrobial surfaces in eliminating viruses and bacteria as early as possible, thus interrupting transmission paths. To protect customers and employees, NETZSCH now offers tweezers with antimicrobial coating.