TGA-DSC Thermal Analysis

We Provide:
  • Thermogravimetric Analysis (TGA) for weight loss and thermal stability

  • Differential Scanning Calorimetry (DSC) for melting point, glass transition and heat flow

  • Determination of decomposition temperature and moisture/volatile content

  • Phase transition and crystallization behavior studies

  • Reports in the form of PDF file/excel data file

TGA-DSC instrument

What is TGA-DSC Analysis?

TGA-DSC is a combined thermal analysis technique that measures both weight change (TGA) and heat flow (DSC) in a sample as it is heated or cooled under controlled conditions. It reveals thermal stability, decomposition behavior, melting points, glass transitions and crystallization events, making it valuable for characterizing polymers, pharmaceuticals, ceramics and other materials.

What is the Sample Quantity required for TGA-DSC?

A small amount of sample, typically 5-20 mg, is sufficient for a standard TGA-DSC run, depending on the material and the analysis parameters selected.

What temperature range can be analyzed?

TGA-DSC instruments can typically analyze samples from room temperature up to several hundred or over a thousand degrees Celsius, depending on the instrument configuration and the material being tested.

TGA-DSC sample analysis