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Haake MARS 40 / 60

Easy to useModularApplication-specific solutions and methodsFirst-class features
A perfect tool for both R&D and quality control laboratories. This highly flexible Modular Advanced Rheometer System (MARS) provides accuracy, easy handling, and many application-oriented solutions. The new Connect Assist feature allows for effortless, error-free exchange of measuring geometries and temperature modules
Haake MARS reometri

Combined measuring methods

Rheology is a macroscopic measuring technique that provides information of the sample’s behaviour in the defined conditions.  The mechanical characteristics of the material depend on the sample structure at a microscopic level.  In order to determine the specific reasons for rheological characteristics, it is common to use combined methods, such as FTIR or microscopes.

Benefits of combined methods:

  • Same sample processing
  • Same measuring conditions
  • Shorter testing times: time saved
  • Perfect correlation between results

RheoScope module: Rheology and optical microscopy

  • Rheological measuring and image processing at the same time
  • Fully integrated microscope for the Haake MARS rheometer
  • Data and image visualisation using the same software
  • Analysis of structural changes under shear/deformation
  • The image analysis also shows the particle size and distribution and a structural analysis

Rheonaut: Rheology and FT-IR spectroscopy

  • Simultaneous rheology and FTIR spectra measurements
  • Unique compact module for the Haake MARS rheometer
  • ATR principle
  • Support for extensive investigation of thermal/UV curing reactions

Features

Videos

Haake Mars rheometer
Haake Mars rheometer and Haake RheoWin software

Our expert is ready to help

We are happy to tell you more and help you choose the equipment that best matches your needs.

Ismo Lokinoja Hosmed

General Manager and Product Manager

Ismo Lokinoja

+358 207 756 339

ismo.lokinoja@hosmed.fi

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