Accelerating Rate Calorimeter 305 (ARC®)

Material Characterisation
Thermal Analysis
Accelerating Rate Calorimeter (ARC)

The advanced ARC® 305 helps engineers and scientists identify potential hazards and tackle key elements of process optimization and thermal stability. As a highly versatile, miniature chemical reactor, sample can be stirred, material injected, and it can be used for vent studies. The ARC® 305 has been designed to use the traditional 10 ml ARC spherical vessel but can also use the larger 130 ml vessel for low Phi or vent testing.

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