
Materiały & Zastosowanie
Materiały polimerowe
Aparatura z naszej oferty pozwala na określenie charakterystycznych danych i właściwości termicznych, jak np. zjawisko topnienia/krystalizacji tworzyw termoplastycznych czy przejście szkliste.
Ponadto umożliwia m.in. badania składu oraz stabilności termicznej mieszanek gumowych, procesu utwardzania tworzyw termoutwardzalnych oraz współczynnika elastyczności kompozytów anizotropowych.
Materiały polimerowe możemy podzielić na trzy grupy: materiały termoplastyczne, elastomery oraz materiały termoutwardzalne. Analiza termiczna to niezastąpiona metoda stosowana do charakterystyki materiałów polimerowych w zakresie R&D, kontroli jakości, analizy defektów oraz procesu optymalizacji produkcji.
Wybierz wg rodzaju aplikacji materiałów polimerowych.
Używając różnorodnych przykładów, uzyskasz więcej informacji na temat możliwości zastosowań analizy termicznej w zakresie materiałów polimerowych.

„The plastics industry is driven by a constant stream of fast-paced innovation.
It transforms cars into lightweights enabling fuel efficiency and e-drives, it puts a camera in every smartphone through inexpensive production of complex optical lenses, it is a key driver of the 4th industrial revolution of Additive Manufacturing, and much more.
Our products for thermal and rheological analysis of plastics have provided our customers with some of the key tools needed for this innovation. We thrive to continuously support the industry by improving our instruments and offering our expertise in polymer analysis.“
Thermal Analysis and Rheology in the Plastics Industry
During processing, polymers are typically heated to make them flow into a new shape and then cooled to solidify. Therefore, both the material behavior as a function of temperature and their flow behavior need to be understood.
To obtain the desired product properties, functional additives and fillers are compounded into a base polymer and the effectiveness of these modifications needs to be studied.
Last but not least, plastic products undergo various temperature changes during their service life and their behavior under these thermal conditions needs to be known during the part design stage.
All of this can be understood using Thermal Analysis and Rheology equipment. We at NETZSCH Analyzing & Testing have the right devices and methods to get the job done.
Additive Manufacturing with Polymers
Additive Manufacturing (AM) or 3D printing has matured over the last decades and has become a constant in our product design and development cycles and is debuting in more and more new products.
Polymers and their unique properties are key enablers for the majority of AM technologies – ranging from low viscosity, UV curable resins to polymer powders with distinct melting and crystallization behavior.
To develop and select suitable materials, optimize processing and processes and analyze the finished products, understanding the material-process interactions through thermal analysis and rheology methods are instrumental.
We at NETZSCH Analyzing & Testing can help you identify the most suitable device and method for your needs.
Plastics Circular Economy
In a circular economy we use the most suitable resources and materials, keep these resources in use for as long as possible, extract the maximum value from them whilst in use, and then recover and regenerate materials at the end of their service life or make sure they decompose without harm to the environment.
The unique characteristics of plastics enable them to play a major role on the path to such a more sustainable and resource efficient future. Lightweight, versatile and durable plastics can help save key resources such as energy and water in strategic sectors that include packaging, building and construction, automotive and renewable energy, to only name a few.
We at NETZSCH Analyzing & Testing have technologies that improve the identification and re-processing of recycled waste, help analyze microplastics and enable the development and processibility of bioplastics.
Application Literature
- Acrylic Resin
- Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene Copolymer
- Adhesive Film
- Challenging Samples: A Solution to Monitor Curing
- Complete Thermal Characterization of PTFE – The Combination of DSC, DMA and Rotational Rheometry
- Decomposition Behavior of a Rubber Mixture
- Decomposition Behavior of an NR/SBR Mixture
- Determination of Pressure-Sensitive Tack and Adhesion Using Axial Measurements on a Rotational Rheometer – Blu-Tack
- Determination of the Degree of Crystallinity of Polymers (PE and PP)
- Determination of the Glass Transition of Rubber Samples by Means of DMTA in Compression Mode
- Distinguishing Between Different Types of Polyethylene by Means of Identify
- DSC and Rotational Rheometry: Two Complementary Techniques
- Epoxy Powder Coating
- Epoxy Resin
- Evaluating Product Spreading Characteristics on Rotational Rheometer Using the Power Law Model
- Evaluating Product Thermal Stability by Temperature Cycling on a Rotational Rheometer
- Evaluating the Polymer Ratio in a PET/PC Blend by Means of Modulated DSC
- Fiber-Reinforced Plastics (GFRP/CFRP)
- Fiber-Reinforced Polymer (PP)
- From Low to High Shear Rates: NETZSCH Reaches Them All
- How Quality Control and Failure Analysis of PP Can Effectively Prevent Scrapping of Goods
- How to Apply the Cox-Merz Rule: A Step-by-Step Guide
- How to Obtain Shear Viscosity of a Polymer Melt with an Oscillation Measurement
- Identification of Polymers in Blends by Means of TGA FT-IR and the NETZSCH-FT-IR Database of Polymer
- Influence of the Cooling Rate on the Thermal Behavior of PET
- Influence of the Heating Rate on the Glass Transition Temperature of Elastomer Materials for the DMA GABO EPLEXOR Series
- Investigation of the Oxidative Stability of Polyolefins and Thermoplastic Elastomers by Means of DSC
- Kinetic Analysis of the Shear Viscosity to Predict the Curing Behavior of a 2-Part Epoxy Adhesive
- Material and Failure Analysis of Plastic Parts by Means of DSC
- Material Characterization of Polymers by Methods of Thermal Analysis
- Material Testing Beyond the Linear Visco-Elastic Range: Tensile Testing in the DMA GABO EPLEXOR
- Measurement of the Thermal Conductivity of Elastomers by Means of the LFA 467 HyperFlash®®
- Molecular and Bulk Characterization of PLA and PLGA Samples Using Rheometry and Multidetector GPC
- Monitoring Structure Rebuild (Thixotropy) Following Extrusion from a Bottle, Tube or Spray Head
- NETZSCH Tools to Identify and Quantify Different Plastic Compositions in the Recycling Stream
- Oxidative Stability of Polyethylene
- PE - Determination of the Degree of Crystallinity
- PMMA (Polymethyl Methacrylate)
- PMMA (Polymethylmethacrylate)
- Polyamide (GF-Filled)
- Polycarbonate
- Polycarbonate
- Polycarbonate
- Polycarbonate (PC)
- Polycarbonate (PC)
- Polyetherimide
- Polyethylene
- Polyethylene (PE-HD)
- Polyethylene (PE-HD)
- Polyethylene Film (LD/LLD-PE)
- Polyethylene High Density
- Polyethylene LDPE LLDPE HDPE
- Polyetrafluorethylene
- Polymer Identification by Means of KIMW-Database and Identify
- Polymer Rheology and Molecular Mass
- Polyoxymethylene
- Polyoxymethylene (POM)
- Polyoxymethylene (POM)
- Polyoxymethylene POM
- Polypropylene
- Polypropylene
- Polystyrene
- Polystyrene
- Polytetrafluoroethylene (PFTE)
- Polyvinyl Chloride
- Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) - Gelation Degree
- Polyvynil Chloride
- Powder Coating
- Powder Coating
- Predicting the Stability of Dispersions with a Yield Stress
- Processing Non-Newtonian Products: Determining the Pressure Drop for a Power Law Fluid Along a Straight Ciruclar Pipe
- Propylene Glycol - Water Mixture
- PTFE (Polyetrafluoroethylene)
- PTFE Materials
- PTFE – A Fascinating Polymer Investigated by Advanced Thermal Analysis Techniques
- Specific Heat of Polyethylene
- Stearic Acid
- Studying Curing Behavior of Nail Gels Using Rheology
- TGA Measurements and c-DTA® Determination on Polymers
- The Right Choice – Comparison of Tension, Bending and Dual Cantilever Measuring Modes in the DMA Using PE as an Example
- Thermal Characterization of Silicone
- Thin Samples - Adhesive Type
- Time to Spec Up? Top Five Reasons to Replace a Viscometer with a Rheometer
- Understanding and Minimizing Polycaprolactone Degradation During Processing Using Rheology and Multi-Detector GPC
- Using Squeeze Flow to Extend Rheological Measurements for Concentrated Suspensions
- Vinyl Ester Resin
- What TMA Measurements Can Tell About the Filler Orientation in Injection Molding
