Thermomechanical Analyzer (TMA Analyzer)

Thermomechanical analyzers (TMA analyzers) are used to study stress generated by a material subjected to a controlled increase in temperature. Types of stress generated can include expansion, compression, tension, or degree of bending. These analyzers are useful for mechanical analysis of materials including glass, polymers, metals, and ceramics.

A typical thermomechanical analyzer consists of a sample chamber surrounded by a furnace. Sample deformation can be measured with a Linear Variable Differential Transformer (LVDT) detector and specialized probes are used to measure thermal expansion (CTE), penetration, and tension. Considerations for purchasing a thermomechanical analyzer include the instrument’s temperature range, sample dimensions, suitability for specific sample types and measurements, and ease of use.
CompanyTA InstrumentsTA Instruments
ItemThermomechanical Analyzer TMA 450Discovery TMA 450 RH
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Catalog NumberTMA 450TMA 450 RH
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Temperature Range-150 to 1,000 °C5 to 20 °C
DescriptionTA Instruments invites you to experience the finest in Thermomechanical Analyzers, the Discovery TMA 450. Discover the advanced engineering and attention to detail that provides enhancements in every aspect of performance and a new level of user experience. Featuring advanced testing capabilities ... Read MoreDedicated Humidity Instrument

The ALL NEW TMA 450 RH is a stand-alone instrument that allows for controlled relative humidity experiments over both wide temperature and RH ranges. Measure CHE, CTE*, track Tg changes, and perform dynamic experiments, all under a controlled RH environment.

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