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	Simultaneous Thermal Analyzer - STA 449 C Jupiter®

R&D 100 Award Winner Simultaneous thermo-   gravimetry and DTA/DSC Temperature range:   -120°C to 1650°C   (STA 409 up to 2000°C)   (STA 429 up to 2400°C) Interchangeable protective   tubes and measuring heads Corrosive atmospheres Capillary QMS coupling   system FTIR coupling system Quantitative specific heat   measurements Top loading The STA 449 C is designed for both high and low temperature applications, allowing measurements to be carried out between -120°C and 1650°C.  As with the other 400 Series instruments, it can be equipped with different furnaces, thus facilitating the broad temperature range. Intelligent coupling systems for QMS and FTIR make the STA 449 C a universal instrument for the TA requirements of today and tomorrow. Characteristic of the instrument are the extremely stable and reproducible TG and DSC baselines. The high degree of sensitivity of the DSC sensor is guaranteed even at temperatures above 1500°C. The electromagnetically compensated, top-loading microbalance stands out due to high accuracy and resolution in the µg range, as well as its excellent stability. Samples weighing up to 5 g can be tested. These features are the basis for the unique performance of this instrument. The high precision and excellent reproducibility make the STA 449 C an imperative tool for research, development and quality assurance. As part of the versatile NETZSCH "Thermal Analysis" product line, it provides important information about the thermal behavior of the most varied materials. DSC: specific heat, melting temperatures, transition enthalpies, phase transformations, phase diagrams, crystallization temperatures, degree of crystallinity, glass transition temperatures, decomposition effects, reaction kinetics, purity determination TG: mass changes, decomposition temperatures, dehydroxilation, corrosion/oxidation, thermal stability, reduction studies, composition, reaction kinetics, purity determination