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DMA GABO Instruments Dynamic Mechanical Testing Machines -Quality and Precision Made in Germany Analyzing & Testing
Open the catalog to page 1For more than 40 years, we have been involved in the research and development of premium-quality dynamic mechanical testing machines for a variety of materials. INTELLIGENT MATERIAL TESTING Our customers stem from various material development fields worldwide, such as fundamental research, product engineering and quality assurance. Whenever extremely precise equipment is required, NETZSCH is the right partner thanks to our extensive experience and unmatched product performance.
Open the catalog to page 2Sample holder for measuring the tackiness of unvulcanized rubber Your Satisfaction is Our Priority Our core activities focus on designing test systems perfectly in line with your requirements. The best ideas result from collaborating experts from different fields working toward a common goal. Close co-operation with our customers in combination with our rich experience allows for everyone‘s success. Know-how, experience and the skills of our internal experts help provide a perfect solution. Our customers appreciate such professionalism. NETZSCH has thus become one of the leading specialists...
Open the catalog to page 3From Marshmallows to Space Shuttles You certainly know what a delicious gummy bear, a fluffy marshmallow, a high-performance tire and a rubber gasekt in a space shuttle have in common. These products are all the result of complex research processes. A successful introduction onto the market is always preceded by a great deal of testing to determine suitability in day-to-day applications. How are your products influenced by different temperatures, humidity levels, under pressure, under strain and under dynamic stress or a combination of these factors? The absolutely reliable and...
Open the catalog to page 4The NETZSCH Analyzing & Testing product range provides dynamic mechanical testing systems for a wide range of materials. Requirements for mechanical testing can be different. The development of highly sophisticated passenger tires requires information about dynamic material properties across a frequency range of over 100 kHz. Completely different requirements must be fulfilled by a truck tire. Here it is important, for example, to keep self-heating as low as possible and to achieve a long life time of the tire. The dynamic mechanical analysis with pulsed loads on the sample provides...
Open the catalog to page 5Material testing systems made by NETZSCH offer the utmost in quality and flexibility. The modular design of our testing systems allows for different combinations of machines aimed at a variety of applications. Do not hesitate to contact our engineers for professional customized solutions in order to optimize your production line.
Open the catalog to page 6Modular Compatibility Dynamic Mechanical Analysis (DMA) The methods of dynamical mechanical (thermal) analysis (DMA, DMTA) are trendsetting technologies in the past and future in the field of material development and design. Dynamic mechanical analysis is an off-resonance method working with forced oscillations (see figure). First, a static load is applied to the test specimens. As a second step, a sinusoidal mechanical oscillation in a frequency range of 0.0001 Hz to 100 Hz is superimposed. In the case of pure elastic materials (e.g., perfectly elastic spring), the sample response to a...
Open the catalog to page 7Today, materials research and quality control today would not be complete without the technique of DMA - our DMA GABO EPLEXOR® systems. They are of absolute relevance and indispensable in determining the viscoelastic and thermal properties of materials with respect to the stimulating frequency, temperature, stress, strain and thermal history. The DMA GABO EPLEXOR® systems were developed to analyze synthetic materials (such as elastomers and polymers), reinforced plastics (CFRP and GFRP), metals, glass and ceramics, liquids, prepregs and paints, as well as even food and organic materials...
Open the catalog to page 8Application: Glass Transition of a Glass Fiber-Reinforced Polyamide The plot shows the temperature dependences of the storage modululs E’, and the mechanical damping factor, tanδ, of a 4 mmthick glass fiber-reinforced polyamide, PA66/GF, between room temperature and 140°C. The measurement was carried out in tensile mode, which requires a dynamic force amplitude of ±1000 N. This can be achieved by the floor-standing DMA GABO EPLEXOR® systems. With increasing temperature, E’ decreases continuously, whereas tanδ exhibits a maximum at approx. 75°C; this can be attributed to the glass transition...
Open the catalog to page 9As the world’s first DMA instrument, the DMA GABO EPLEXOR® HT system offers measurements at temperatures up to 1500°C. DMA has thus been extended to the testing of glass, metals, ceramics and other temperature-proof compounds at high temperatures. Of course, made by NETZSCH! Temperature dependence of the |E*| modulus and damping tanδ of a high-performance ceramic between 600°C and 1200°C in 3-point bending: span 20 mm, 130 heating rate: 5 K/min, test frequency: 10 Hz 120 10 ”splicing process” for 30 seconds with 20 N pressing force View inside the 1500°C high-temperature furnace (specimen...
Open the catalog to page 10FOR TESTING DYNAMIC HEAT BUILD-UP 0.2 500 Accurate measurements600 heat build-up900 blow out processes 1300 the determination of the thermal set can of 700 800 or 1000 1100 1200 and Temperature in °C development generalizes the well-established Goodrich be realized by our GABOMETER® system – a new Flexometer concept by new and modern technologies! 0.140 0.130 Special Features Heat build-up and blow out tests, thermal set, |E*| modulus and tanδ. As an expansion of conventional flexometers, force- and deformation-controlled tests are possible. Application Range Optimization of the thermal...
Open the catalog to page 11Tackiness Extension The tackiness extension for the DMA GABO EPLEXOR® uses a patented procedure for the reliable measurement of the peel force of two sticky materials. 10 ”splicing process” for 30 seconds with 20 N pressing force Servo motor drive Digital sensor Application Range Humidity Profile Tackiness of “green tires“, adhesives and paint layers. Special Features Adhesion tests can be realized with a force of 40 up to 500 N; adhesion forces are recorded with Temperature Profile a resolution of 10 mN and up to 50 measuring 20 points per second. Dielectric analysis (DEA) explores the...
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