DSC 300 Caliris resin cure and glass-transition analysis
NETZSCH Analyzing & Testing · Engineering measurement and characterization
- Purpose
- Adhesives/molding resins need residual-cure and glass-transition comparisons to document processing history.
- Technical approach
- DSC 300 Caliris Classic measures sample/reference heat-flow differences under temperature/time programs, resolving reaction heat and glass transitions.
- Scope of use
- Resins with identifiable thermal reactions; same-formulation uncured references and process samples support comparisons.
- Limitations and open questions
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Scope and limitationsHeating alters cure state. DSC does not directly measure CTE, mechanical shrinkage, adhesion or mold flow. Example values are formulation-specific; specific heat/modulation are options.
What to prepareBLNKK suggests documenting formulation, lot, sampling, cure history, uncured references and enthalpy basis; define what each heating run should answer.
Confirm with the supplierConfirm pans, atmosphere, program, calibration, enthalpy integration, Tg interpretation, cure-degree calculation and required options.
- Public evidence
- The official DSC 300 epoxy example shows first-heating cure and second-heating cured Tg; it does not specify Classic configuration.
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