Temperature Control: Convection Temperature Devices (-160 °C to +1000 °C)

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Temperature devices ideally suited for rheological measurements on melts, solids (torsion), and extensional rheology.
Perfect temperature control for measurements on melts and solids (DMA) and extensional rheology on films and fibers – the convection temperature devices for the MCR rheometer series make it happen. Due to their symmetric design, they guarantee an absolutely homogeneous temperature distribution and thus accurate and stable temperature control in all measuring systems, from parallel plates to solid bar fixtures, for optimal results when measuring polymer melts, glass melts, salt melts, metal melts, and solids. With their innovative design and comprehensive range of accessories, the convection temperature devices are a must for experienced rheologists.

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