Measurement of the cross-linking rate of a polymer
You want to measure the cross-linking rate of a polymer...
The process of cross-linking is the assembly of polymer chains between them by chemical bonding. The process of cross-linking allows to constitute a network of molecular mass and to modify the physicochemical properties of the initial polymer.
The cross-linking process can be natural over time, or triggered (or accelerated) by an external action such as a temperature rise.
As an industrialist, you wish to measure the cross-linking rate of your polymer products in the context of a research project or the study of new materials.
FILAB laboratory, specialist in polymers, assists you in measuring the cross-linking rate
FILAB assists you in measuring the cross-linking rate of your polymers:
- Study of the cross-linking rate of a polymer by DSC.
The temperature range extends from 20°C to 450°C at 20°C/min.
The DSC analysis also allows to obtain the melting temperature and the crystallization rate.
The study of the thermal properties of the polymer can be completed by analysis by ATG or Pyrolysis GCMS.
