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Revised thermobalance – TGA PT1000

Today we are proud to present our newly revised TGA PT 1000 thermobalance. Our newly developed, innovative furnace enables heating and cooling rates from 0.01 to 150 °C/min in a temperature range from RT to 1100 °C.

In addition, we offer you an optional sample robot with up to 64 positions, which, in combination with an automatic gas control system that is also available, enables autonomous long-term operation.

For more information, please visit our product page or contact us directly.

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