At the forefront of materials science and industrial research and development, differential scanning calorimetry (DSC), as a core tool for thermal analysis, is unlocking new development possibilities for many industries with its accurate heat flow measurement and profound material insights. To further expand the application boundaries of DSC technology, we are now conducting a sample collection activity for various industries, inviting you to explore the unlimited potential of material thermal properties together.
What problems can DSC help you solve?

• Accurate qualitative and quantitative analysis: Determine the melting point, crystallization temperatureGlass transition temperature(Tg) and other phase transition information.

• Insight into material stability: Evaluate the thermal stability, oxidation stability, curing/crosslinking degree of materials, predict product life and usage risks.

• Composition analysis&compatibility: Analyze purity, polymorphs, compatibility of blends, and the influence of additives/fillers.

• Optimize production process: guide the setting of curing process (epoxy resin, etc.), injection molding parameters, annealing conditions, drying process, etc.

• Material Failure Traceability: Helps identify the thermodynamic roots of issues such as cracking, deformation, discoloration, and performance degradation.

• Polymer materials: plastics, rubber, elastomers, resins, films, fibers, coatings, adhesives, composite materials (phase transition, Tg, curing, oxidation, aging, crystallinity, compatibility).

• Pharmaceutical and Life Sciences: Screening of drug polymorphs, compatibility of excipients, protein denaturation, liposome phase transition, thermal stability of biomaterials (such as implants).

• New energy materials:

  • Lithium batteries: research on electrolyte thermal stability, decomposition of positive/negative electrode materials, formation of SEI film, thermal shrinkage of separator, and thermal runaway.

  • Photovoltaic:EVA filmCuring, backplate material properties, and thermal stability of packaging materials.

• Food Science: Oils and FatsOxidation induction period（OIT）、 Starch gelatinization/retrogradation, protein denaturation temperature, chocolate phase transition, glass transition (affecting shelf life).

• Petrochemical industry: wax content, asphalt phase transition, thermal decomposition of oil products, thermal stability of lubricating oil, evaluation of additives.

• Electronic and electrical engineering: melting point of solder, performance of packaging materials (Tg, curing), thermal stability of insulation materials, performance of thermal conductive materials.

• Daily chemicals: stability of cosmetic raw materials (oil, wax), composition analysis of detergent, thermal behavior of essence and fragrance.

• Metal materials (partial applications): alloy solution/precipitation temperature, shape memory alloy phase transition, melting and solidification behavior.

• Nanomaterials and cutting-edge technology: characterization of thermal properties of novel functional materials (MOFs, perovskites, etc.).
  
  

The validity period of this sample collection is 6 months (from August 5, 2025 to February 5, 2026)