THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY
Thermal conductivity and diffusivity are the most important thermophysical material parameters for the description of the heat transport properties of a material or component. For the precise measurement of thermophysical properties like the thermal diffusivity, the Laser Flash technique (LFA) has proven itself as a fast, versatile and precise absolute method. NETZSCH offers four LFA models, covering the entire spectrum of materials and temperatures.
Based on an absolute measurement method, the GHP 456 Titan is the ideal instrument for the determination of thermal conductivity of insulations.
The thermal conductivity as another significant thermophysical property is determined by means of heat flow meters (HFM) with the plate method for insulators.
Based on an absolute measurement method, the GHP 456 Titan is the ideal instrument for the determination of thermal conductivity of insulations.
The thermal conductivity as another significant thermophysical property is determined by means of heat flow meters (HFM) with the plate method for insulators.
THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY PRODUCTS
TDW 4240
The compact test chamber TDW 4240 was designed for testing brickwork (such as brick, lime sand brick, concrete, or aerated concrete) and basically simulates the temperature and the natural convection inside and outside a building.
TDW 4040
The compact test chamber TDW 4040 was designed for testing brickwork (such as brick, lime sand brick, concrete, or aerated concrete) and basically simulates the temperature and the natural convection inside and outside a building.
TLR 1000
The TLR 1000 establishes itself as a definitive instrument for quantifying the thermal conductivity of pipe insulation materials.
TCT 716 Lambda
The TCT 716 Lambda bridges the gap between conventional guarded hot plate (HFM) and laser flash analyzer (LFA) technologies.
GHP 900 S
Conforming to the guarded hot plate standard ISO 8302, ASTM C177, EN 1946-2, EN 12664, EN 12667, and EN 12939, the GHP 900 S series thermal conductivity testers are specifically designed to excel with thicker, high-density specimens.
GHP 900
Conforming to the guarded hot plate standard ISO 8302, ASTM C177, EN 1946-2, EN 12664, EN 12667, and EN 12939, the GHP 900 series thermal conductivity testers are specifically designed to excel with thicker, high-density specimens.
GHP 600
The GHP 600 series comprises a line of robust, cabinet-style instruments specifically designed for evaluating thicker specimens.
GHP 500
The GHP 500 series comprises a line of robust, cabinet-style instruments specifically designed for evaluating thicker specimens.
HFM 446 Lambda Eco-Line
The New HFM 446 Lambda Eco-Line – Thermal Conductivity Measurements Now Up to 40% Faster. Our latest version, the HFM 446 Lambda Eco-Line, also makes sure that the highest level of energy efficiency is at work when measuring thermal conductivity.
GHP 456 Titan®
Innovative Guarded Hot Plate System GHP 456 Titan® for Determination of Thermal Conductivity of Insulations, is the ideal tool for researchers and scientists in the field of insulation testing.
LFA 457 MicroFlash®
The NETZSCH LFA 457 MicroFlash® complies with the latest technology for modern laser flash systems. The table-top instrument allows measurements from -125°C to 1100°C using two different user-exchangeable furnaces.
LFA 427
The Laser Flash technique is currently the most widely accepted method for precise measurement of the thermal diffusivity and the LFA 427 is the number one instrument on the world market.
LFA 467 HyperFlash®
With a single instrument setup – that is, without having to swap out either the detector or the furnace – the LFA 467 HyperFlash® can carry out measurements from -100°C to 500°C. Coupled with the broadest range of accessories available on the market, the instrument opens the door to completely new dimensions in the determination of thermophysical properties.
LFA 467 HT HyperFlash®
The LFA 467 HT HyperFlash® is based on the already-established LFA 467 HyperFlash® technology and requires no laser class due to the innovative light source system. The long lifetime of the xenon lamp provides cost-effective measurements until 1250°C without costly consumables.