Cements
Cements are base components of extreme importance in our daily lives, comprised of numerous materials from calcium to silicon. Anton Paar offers customized and highly resistant solutions for measuring the composition, deformation and flow behavior of various cements or digesting cement samples for subsequent trace analysis. Find the measuring instrument that meets your particular needs in the instrument list below – or let us help you find the best solution by contacting us directly.
Anton Paar Products
Automated Multipurpose Powder X-Ray Diffractometer: XRDynamic 500
Automated representative sampler: Micro Rotary Riffler
Automated tapped density analyzers: Autotap
Benchtop Heating Stages: BTS 150 | BTS 500
Cryo & Humidity Chamber: CHC plus⁺
Digital heavy duty refractometer: Abbemat
Dynamic shear rheometer measuring head: DSR 502
Five-station gas pycnometers for true density: PentaPyc and PentaFoam
Gas sorption analyzer: QUADRASORB evo
High temperature viscometer and rheometer: FRS
High vacuum physisorption/chemisorption analyzers: autosorb iQ
Low-Temperature Chamber: TTK 600
Mercury intrusion pore size analyzers: PoreMaster
Microwave digestion platform: Multiwave 5000
Microwave digestion system: Multiwave 7000
Microwave digestion system: Multiwave GO Plus
Modular Compact Rheometer: MCR 72/92
Modular Compact Rheometer: MCR 102e/302e/502e
Motorized alignment for XRD: z-alignment stage
Nano scratch tester: NST³
Nanoindentation tester: NHT³
Particle size analyzer: PSA
Penetrometer: PNR 12
Pin-on-disk tribometer: TRB³
Revetest® Scratch Tester: RST³
Rotational Rheometer: RheolabQC
Single-station gas pycnometers for true density: Ultrapyc
Software solutions for ViscoQC: Software
Surface area analyzer: AutoFlow BET+
Ultra nanoindentation tester: UNHT³
Vacuum and Flow Degasser: FloVac
Vacuum Degasser: XeriPrep
Vacuum Tribometer: TRB V / THT V
Vapor sorption volumetric gas sorption analyzer: VSTAR
XRD software: XRDanalysis
Anton Paar Applications
Characterization of the scratch resistance of ceramic tiles
The influence of Surface Roughness on Instrumented Indentation Testing (IIT)
Characterization of thermal spray coatings by Instrumented Indentation and Scratch Testing (Part I)
Characterization of thermal spray coatings by instrumented indentation and scratch testing Part II: Indentation of plasma sprayed coatings
In-Situ observation of the scratch/indentation true contact area to provide analysis without being model-dependent
Mechanical properties of ultrananocrystalline diamond (UNCD) films with an influence of the nucleation density on the structure
Nanoindentation approach to mechanical testing of extremely soft materials
Nanotribological properties of Diamond like carbon thin flexible films on ACM rubber
Physical characterization of coated surfaces - Part II : Scratch Test
Review of Indenter Materials for High Temperature Nanoindentation
Spherical Nanoindentation of Polyacrylamide Hydrogels using the Bioindenter (BHT)
The Ultra Nanoindentation Tester: New generation of thermal drift free indentation
Mechanical Properties of Cementitious Materials
Nanoparticles for Ceramics: Size, Stability & pH
In nanoparticle suspensions that will be used in ceramics, particle size and stability are of vital importance. Suspension stability is essential to ensure that the particles to stay in suspension, and maintain constant particle size.
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