The NETZSCH TMA 402 F3 Hyperion® is a high-precision Thermomechanical Analyzer designed to measure dimensional changes of materials as a function of temperature, time, and applied force. The system provides accurate characterization of thermal expansion, shrinkage, softening behavior, glass transition, and viscoelastic properties, making it an essential instrument for advanced materials research and quality control.
The TMA 402 F3 Hyperion® is widely used for the characterization of polymers, composites, ceramics, metals, biomaterials, dental materials, and electronic components, helping researchers understand material behavior under thermal and mechanical loads.
High-precision thermomechanical measurements
Wide temperature operating range
Multiple measurement modes for diverse applications
Automated force control and displacement measurement
High-resolution expansion and contraction analysis
Sensitive detection of glass transition temperatures
Controlled atmosphere operation
Excellent temperature accuracy and reproducibility
User-friendly Proteus® software for data acquisition and analysis
Suitable for research and industrial quality control
Coefficient of Thermal Expansion (CTE) determination
Dimensional stability studies
Glass transition temperature (Tg) analysis
Softening and deformation behavior evaluation
Polymer and composite characterization
Dental and biomaterial research
Ceramic and metal analysis
Thin film and coating evaluation
Electronic packaging material testing
Quality control and product development
Thermal expansion and contraction measurements
Coefficient of Thermal Expansion (CTE) determination
Penetration and softening point analysis
Dilatometric measurements
Shrinkage and swelling studies
Glass transition detection
Viscoelastic property evaluation
Creep and stress-relaxation investigations
The NETZSCH TMA 402 F3 Hyperion® is a high-precision Thermomechanical Analyzer designed to measure dimensional changes of materials as a function of temperature, time, and applied force. The system provides accurate characterization of thermal expansion, shrinkage, softening behavior, glass transition, and viscoelastic properties, making it an essential instrument for advanced materials research and quality control.
The TMA 402 F3 Hyperion® is widely used for the characterization of polymers, composites, ceramics, metals, biomaterials, dental materials, and electronic components, helping researchers understand material behavior under thermal and mechanical loads.
High-precision thermomechanical measurements
Wide temperature operating range
Multiple measurement modes for diverse applications
Automated force control and displacement measurement
High-resolution expansion and contraction analysis
Sensitive detection of glass transition temperatures
Controlled atmosphere operation
Excellent temperature accuracy and reproducibility
User-friendly Proteus® software for data acquisition and analysis
Suitable for research and industrial quality control
Coefficient of Thermal Expansion (CTE) determination
Dimensional stability studies
Glass transition temperature (Tg) analysis
Softening and deformation behavior evaluation
Polymer and composite characterization
Dental and biomaterial research
Ceramic and metal analysis
Thin film and coating evaluation
Electronic packaging material testing
Quality control and product development
Thermal expansion and contraction measurements
Coefficient of Thermal Expansion (CTE) determination
Penetration and softening point analysis
Dilatometric measurements
Shrinkage and swelling studies
Glass transition detection
Viscoelastic property evaluation
Creep and stress-relaxation investigations