DSC600L, −150°C, Fully Automatic Pressurized Low-Temperature Differential Scanning Calorimeter
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Product Introduction:
Differential scanning calorimetry (heat‑flow DSC), as a classical thermal analysis technique for measuring thermal effects under controlled temperature programs, has long been widely employed in diverse applications across materials science and chemistry—ranging from research and development to process optimization, quality inspection and control, and failure analysis. Using DSC, it is possible to investigate phase transitions in inorganic materials, the melting and crystallization processes of polymeric materials, polymorphic phenomena in pharmaceuticals, and the solid–liquid phase ratios of fats and other food products.
Instrument application:
Measure thermally related physical and chemical changes, such as glass transition temperature, melting point, melt temperature, crystallization and heat of crystallization, phase transition enthalpy, product thermal stability, curing/crosslinking, and oxidation induction period.
Technical Features
- A completely new furnace design, improved resolution and sensitivity, and enhanced baseline stability.
- Using a liquid nitrogen cooling mode, rapid cooling can be achieved.
- A broad temperature range that can accommodate the testing temperature requirements of various materials.
- It employs bidirectional control (host‑controlled and software‑controlled), features a user‑friendly interface, and is easy to operate.
- Faster computational processing and more precise temperature control.
- It features a 7-inch, 24-bit color full‑color LCD touchscreen with a high‑resolution display and intuitive operation.
Technical Specifications:
| Parameter Name | Specific parameters |
| Product Name | DZ-DSC300L Differential Scanning Calorimeter |
| Temperature range | -170~600℃ |
| Temperature resolution | 0.001℃ |
| Temperature fluctuations | ±0.01℃ |
| Heating rate | 0.1~100℃/min |
| Cooling rate | 0.1~80℃/min |
| Constant temperature time (programmed) | ≤24h |
| Temperature control method | Heating, constant-temperature, and cooling (fully automatic program control) |
| Scanning method | Heating scan, cooling scan |
| DSC range | 0~±1000 mW (expandable) |
| DSC accuracy | 0.001mW |
| Power supply | AC 220V/50Hz or custom-made |
| Atmosphere control gas | Automatic switching between two circuits |
| Gas flow rate | 0~200 mL/min |
| Gas pressure | ≤0.5 MPa |
| Display mode | 24-bit color, 7-inch LCD touchscreen display |
| Data interface | Standard USB port |
| Parameter Standards | Equipped with standard substances (steel, tin, and lead; users can perform temperature correction themselves). |
| Program control | It supports six-stage temperature‑rise and constant‑temperature control, with customizable special parameters. |
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DSC600L, −150°C, Fully Automatic Pressurized Low-Temperature Differential Scanning Calorimeter