HomeServicesAdsorption

Linseis TGA HP 3

High Pressure TGA Thermobalance up to 1200°C and 150 bar
High Pressure TGA Thermobalance up to 1200°C and 150 bar

Linseis STA HP 1

Platinum catalyst – Hydrogen adsorption – Gravimetric sorption
Platinum catalyst – Hydrogen adsorption – Gravimetric sorption

Linseis STA PT 1600 (TG-DSC)

Simultaneous Thermogravimetry and Differential Scanning Calorimetry (TG – DSC) – High Pressure ability
Simultaneous Thermogravimetry and Differential Scanning Calorimetry (TG – DSC) – High Pressure ability

High Pressure Adsorption Analyzer

Screenshot 2023-10-09 151152

High-pressure  gas adsorption analyzer are high-performance adsorption and desorption isotherms testing instruments which adopts the static volumetric method

3P Instruments GmbH

Breakthrough Curve Analysis with mixSorb

Technical adsorbents such as zeolites, active carbons, silica gels, etc. can be investigated under authentic process conditions at a broad temperature and pressure range
Technical adsorbents such as zeolites, active carbons, silica gels, etc. can be investigated under authentic process conditions at a broad temperature and pressure range

L&C Science and Technology

Pressure Swing Adsorption PSA 300

“Low capacity” testing instrument for gas separation studies to evaluate small sample volumes of adsorbate materials with testing protocols for both dual-bed and single-bed R&D applications.
“Low capacity” testing instrument for gas separation studies to evaluate small sample volumes of adsorbate materials with testing protocols for both dual-bed and single-bed R&D applications.

L&C Science and Technology

Pressure Swing Adsorption PSA 1000

Only commercially available dual-bed R&D testing apparatus for materials and process evaluations for gas separation studies.
Only commercially available dual-bed R&D testing apparatus for materials and process evaluations for gas separation studies.

BET Surface Area Analyzer

BET

 BET surface area and pore size analysis instrument developed independently by CIQTEK, using the static volumetric method.