Rheological Technical Support is Readily Available

If your organization does not have the instrumentation, personnel, time, or technical background to do the required testing, ATS RheoSystems can provide the technical support needed to complete the testing.

This support can include testing in ATS RheoSystems' facilities using its instrumentation and highly experienced personnel.

If your organization has the instrumentation but lacks the personnel to develop and perform the testing, ATS RheoSystems can assist on a consulting basis. Consulting can involve training, recommendations for test methods and procedures, as well as design and fabrication of tooling and accessories.

This industry leading experience allows its technical staff to provide the Outsourcing of Rheological Testing or Consulting Services on a project basis.

The ATS RheoSystems' Technical Support Department has Over 350 Cumulative Years of Rheological Experience.

Often this approach is far more cost effective than purchasing equipment and training personnel to do the testing in-house.

ATS RheoSystems specializes in consulting for Foods, Coatings, Pharmaceuticals, Polymers, Asphalt, and many other Applications. Over-pressure, Normal Force, and UV/Thermal Cure profiling are areas of expertise.

ATS RheoSystems also provides Research Rheometers, Instrument Calibration and Customization, and Repair Services.

For more detailed information on Services available, call ATS RheoSystems at 609 298 2522, email [email protected]. or visit our website at www.atsrheosystems.com

Client Contact: Steven M. Colo, [email protected].

ATS RheoSystems
231 Crosswicks Road
Bordentown, NJ 08505
[email protected].
www.atsrheosystems.com

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