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How about one for the lab? Introducing the Discovery DSC series, the world's most outstanding and highly versatile differential scanning calorimeter.

Features and Benefits - Patented new Fusion CellTM technology Unmatched performance in baseline flatness, sensitivity, resolution, reproducibility, and reliability - Innovative "app format" touchscreen Enhanced operability with easy One-Touch-AwayTM functionality, making data acquisition easier than ever - Reliable linear autosampler with 54 programmable tray positions 24-hour operation, flexible measurement programming, and automatic calibration routines available - Modulated DSC (MDSC) Most efficiently separates complex thermal events, improving data interpretation reliability - Wide temperature range with electric cooling options Eliminates the running costs of liquid nitrogen and enables long-term continuous operation using an autosampler - Tzero press and pan Allows for quick, simple, and highly reproducible sample preparation

A differential scanning calorimeter specialized for studying biological samples. It offers the highest sensitivity and excellent operability.

<Specifications> Short-term noise: 0.015 μW Baseline stability: ±0.028 μW Response time: 5 seconds Operating temperature range: -10 to 130 ℃ or 160 ℃ (high-temperature option required) Temperature scan speed: up to 2 ℃/min Pressure perturbation: 6 atm built-in Cell volume: 300 μL Geometry: fixed capillary Cell material: platinum Thermal measurement type: input compensation

This is the lecture material posted on YouTube ~DSC Basic Edition 1~. It is available for free download, so please feel free to make use of it.

We would like to introduce a YouTube course on DSC from TA Instruments, the world leader in thermal analysis. What can you learn from DSC? How should you analyze the graphs? The graphs are different between the first and second measurements... why is that? We are offering a groundbreaking tool to solve these questions for free. Lecture materials are also available for free on the Ipros site, so please make use of them.

This is the lecture material ~DSC Basic Edition 1~ that I am posting on YouTube. It is available for free download, so please feel free to use it.

We would like to introduce a YouTube course on DSC from TA Instruments, the world leader in thermal analysis. What is glass transition? How do you calculate crystallinity? It should be endothermic, but it's clearly exothermic... why is that?! We are offering a groundbreaking tool to solve these questions for free. Lecture materials are also available for free on the Ipros site, so please make use of them.

This is the lecture material ~DSC Basic Edition 3~ that is posted on YouTube. It can be downloaded for free, so please feel free to make use of it.

We would like to introduce a YouTube course on DSC from TA Instruments, the world leader in thermal analysis. How do you measure the degree of curing of a resin? What should the heating rate be? It should be endothermic, but it’s clearly exothermic… what’s going on?! We are offering a groundbreaking tool to solve these questions for free. Lecture materials are also available for free on the Ipros site, so please make use of them.

World leader in thermal analysis, calorimetry, and rheology / Comprehensive catalog of TA Instruments.

Tokyo Lab / Nishi Gotanda, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo Osaka Lab / Nishi Nakajima, Yodogawa-ku, Osaka We have a lab equipped with thermal analysis, calorimetry, and viscoelasticity measurement, among others. We are always ready to accept samples for measurement, so please feel free to contact us.

Provides high reliability! An excellent tool for measuring a wide range of molecular interactions.

■Measurement range: -10°C to 130°C ■Cell capacity: Standard capacity (1.0 mL), low capacity (190 µL) ■Stirring speed: 10 to 1000 rpm ■Temperature control: Solid-state active heating and cooling ■Auto-sampler: 96-well, temperature controlled ■Software: ITCRun, NanoAnalyze ■Cleaning function: Automatic cleaning, user-selectable system cleaning routine

Moisture and vapor adsorption/desorption weight measurement device that can be measured under controlled temperature and humidity conditions.

【Specifications】 ■ Temperature control thermal balance: Standard equipment ■ Dynamic weight range: 1000 mg ■ Baseline drift: < 0.25~1 μg ■ Signal resolution: 0.01 μg ■ Temperature range: 5–85℃ ■ Isothermal stability: +/- 0.1℃ ■ Relative humidity control: 0–98% RH ■ Humidity accuracy: +/- 1% RH ■ Auto sampler: Standard equipment ■ Moisture replenishment pump: Standard equipment ■ Sample pans: Metal-coated quartz 180 μL Platinum 50, 100 μL Aluminum sealed pans 20 μL

Virus Research Case Study: Characterization of Viruses - Evaluation of Structure and Binding Properties Using Calorimetry -

<Nano DSC> The Nano-DSC from TA Instruments is crucial for elucidating the thermodynamic profile of viral structures, leading to an understanding of the stability of viral components and reliable characterization and identification of viral strains. <Affinity ITC> The toxicity of a virus depends on its ability to specifically bind to and infect target cells. The Affinity-ITC from TA Instruments has been demonstrated to be a powerful assay technique that can be used to thermodynamically characterize these molecular interactions. For inquiries regarding equipment specifications and measurements, please contact infojapan@tainstruments.com. Alternatively, you can fill out and submit the contact form on our website. https://reg34.smp.ne.jp/regist/is?SMPFORM=mis-ncsi-657ae9d8d4a794e455fa0febda47cff9

Evaluation of the generation process and characteristics of biofuels using a modular thermal analysis measurement device (TAM).

It is equipped with excellent features that provide reliable and meaningful results for the evaluation and optimization of biofuel properties. In temperature scan (DSC) mode, the wax appearance temperature (WAT) is clearly visualized, and in isothermal mode, the reaction rate of catalytic reactions in the fuel generation process can be observed over time. Among analytical instruments and calorimetry devices, the TAM can evaluate a variety of products including liquids, solids, crystals, polymers, fuels, foods, and batteries. 【Features】 - Highly responsive temperature control, adjustable in the range of 4 to 150 ℃ - Accurate and stable heat flow measurements even in long-term experiments - Up to four calorimeter positions can accommodate a maximum of four calorimeters - Calorimeters are available in various configurations such as size and sensitivity - Up to eight independent accessories can be controlled - New voltage I/O module for independent probe/source interface 【Specifications】 [Thermostat] - Heat medium: Oil - Number of calorimeters: 4 - Temperature range: 4 to 150 ℃ - Accuracy: < ± 0.1 ℃ - Long-term stability: < ± 100 μ ℃/24h - Scan speed: ≤ ± 2 ℃/h

Using PLA beverage cups as measurement samples, thermal and mechanical properties were investigated utilizing thermal analysis techniques such as temperature-modulated DSC and DMA!

◆Discovery DSC Differential Scanning Calorimeter Measures temperature transitions in materials along with associated thermal temperature and heat flow. Common applications include investigation, selection, comparison, and final performance evaluation of materials in research, quality control, and manufacturing. Characteristics measured by TA Instruments' DSC technology include glass transition, "cold" crystallization, phase changes, melting, crystallization, product stability, curing/cure reaction rates, and oxidation stability. ◆Discovery DMA Dynamic Mechanical Analyzer Measures the mechanical properties of materials as a function of time, temperature, and frequency. In addition to basic material properties, DMA quantifies finishing characteristics and reflects the significant contributions of processing to final performance. DMA is commonly used to measure glass transition temperature and secondary transitions, orientation induced by processing, cold crystallization, curing optimization, and filler effects in composites. DMA not only provides an accurate measure of material stiffness (modulus) but also offers insights into other important mechanical properties such as damping, creep, and stress relaxation.