New website for polyolefin characterisation specialists

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New website for polyolefin characterisation specialists

05 Jun, 2020

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Polymer Char has just launched a brand new website, which displays a whole range of instruments, analytical services, and a line of laboratory accessories.

The new website is thought to make it easy for visitors to identify and find the solution they need, and in the form that is most convenient for them. The portfolio includes analytical instruments such as fully-automated and high-temperature GPC/SEC with infrared detection (GPC-IR and GPC-QC); quality control instruments for obtaining the amorphous fraction and intrinsic viscosity in polymers (CRYSTEX QC, CRYSTEX 42, and IVA); and Preparative Fractionation equipment that provide the physical fractions (PREP C20 and PREP mc2). All instruments are designed to minimise manpower and deliver complete and precise results.

The website also makes available the company’s analytical services unit, which provides over 14 different types of analyses with the most comprehensive results in the industry; such as high-temperature Molar Mass Distribution with triple detection, chemical composition distribution by TREF, CEF, CRYSTAF, or TGIC, preparative fractionation, FTIR, and others. 

Polymer Char’s new web is also full of high-quality, technical content such as articles, application notes, posters, datasheets, and a recently introduced blog, which will be addressing common topics of working with polyolefin analysis.  

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