Product Description
Brand PerkinElmer
Model 8000
Capacity 15 C - 1600 C
CAT No N5370027
Application Thermal Analyzer
The STA 8000 simultaneous thermal analyzer offers performance, reliability and productivity you can depend on. Simultaneous analysis of TG with DTA mode (T) and DSC (mW) mode for fast enhanced result interpretation.
Exceptional Analytical PerformanceThe STA 8000 enables simultaneous thermogravimetric (TGA) and differential scanning calorimetry (DSC) measurements, providing comprehensive data on sample composition and thermal properties. Its accuracy of 0.1 C temperature and 0.1% weight make it a trusted solution for precision-driven applications in laboratories and research settings.
Versatile Atmosphere and Sample CompatibilityDesigned for flexibility, the STA 8000 supports inert, oxidizing, reducing, and vacuum environments, making it suitable for a broad spectrum of analyses. With compatibility for solids and powders up to 350 mg, it meets the rigorous requirements of polymer, pharmaceutical, and materials science applications.
User-Friendly Operation and AutomationAutomated calibration with reference standards and intuitive Pyris Windows-based software ensure streamlined operation. Programmable ramp rates and built-in mass flow controllers simplify method setup, while the digital LCD display delivers real-time data visualization for increased laboratory productivity.
FAQ's of PerkinElmer Simultaneous Thermal Analyzer (STA) 8000:
Q: How does the STA 8000 benefit thermal analysis in laboratories and research institutes?
A: The STA 8000 provides simultaneous TGA and DSC measurements, delivering comprehensive thermal profiles in a single run. Its precision, versatility in atmosphere control, and automated calibration enhance accuracy and efficiency, making it highly beneficial for research, quality control, and development environments.
Q: What types of samples can be analyzed using the STA 8000?
A: The instrument is designed to analyze solid and powdered samples with a capacity range from 0.1 mg to 350 mg. This wide compatibility makes it suitable for polymers, pharmaceuticals, inorganic materials, and more.
Q: When is it necessary to use automated calibration with reference standards?
A: Automated calibration with reference standards should be performed regularly to ensure measurement accuracy and instrument reliability. It is especially important before critical experiments or when meeting stringent quality control standards.
Q: Where can data from the STA 8000 be accessed or exported?
A: Data can be accessed and exported via USB or Ethernet interfaces. The operational Pyris software facilitates seamless data management, analysis, and archiving on Windows-based systems.
Q: What is the process for controlling different atmospheric conditions during analysis?
A: The STA 8000 includes built-in mass flow controllers allowing for precise and programmable gas atmosphere selection-including inert, oxidizing, reducing, and vacuum-for optimal analysis tailored to specific sample or application requirements.
Q: How is the heating rate programmed and monitored on the STA 8000?
A: Users can set programmable heating rates ranging from 0.1 to 200 C/min directly via the instrument's software or LCD control panel. Real-time temperature profiles and ramp rates are monitored and displayed digitally throughout analysis.