Polymer material testing encompasses various chemical, mechanical and physical analysis techniques to characterize plastics, laminates, resins, composites, and other polymeric materials.
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Polymer Material Testing
Polymer material testing encompasses various chemical, mechanical and physical analysis techniques to characterize plastics, laminates, resins, composites, and other polymeric materials. Comprehensive characterization of polymers is essential in delivering a safe product and ensuring product durability and performance over its lifecycle.
Chemical Analysis: Provides insightful information on structure, composition, molecular weight, weight distribution, etc. Furthermore, residue, additives, fillers, and VOC analysis in polymers help understand their effect on polymers’ stability and durability. Investigative chemical studies can also be performed for deformulation/reverse engineering of competitive products, comparative product studies, failure analysis of faulty products, and regulatory testing. Quality control of polymer raw materials and finished products is another area where chemical analysis techniques are frequently employed.
Physical and Mechanical Testing: Understanding the physical properties of polymers is essential for product manufacturers to maintain industry standards. Mechanical and physical characterization of polymers is widely used in industries from aerospace, automotive, defense, and consumer products to biomaterials. Bulk and surface mechanical testing include the tensile strength of polymeric films, fibers, coatings; strength, hardness, flexural and compressive properties of polymers for durability and elasticity, etc.
Other physical characterization techniques routinely employed for polymers include thermal analysis (DSC, TMA, TGA, among others), rheological testing, electrical testing, optical testing, thermal testing, weathering, and environmental testing, including but not limited to humidity, UV, sterilization testing, etc.
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Chemical Analysis
Spectroscopy
Chromatography
Microscopy
Elemental Analysis
Wet Chemistry
Mechanical and Physical Testing
Tensile, Shear, Flexural testing
Impact Testing
Stress and Strain
Bend Testing
Density, Hardness
Differential Scanning Calorimetry (DSC)
Thermomechanical analysis (TMA)
Thermogravimetric Analysis (TGA)
Heat Deflection Temperature (HDT)
Vicat Softening Points
Melt Flow Index
Rheological Testing
Flammability
Weathering Tests
Accelerated Aging
Environmental Testing
Repeated Sterilization Testing
Polymer Material Testing Common Uses
Polymers identification and characterization for additives, coatings, adhesives, plastics, composites, etc.
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Our material testing labs regularly provide testing services for polymeric materials. These include chemical, mechanical, physical, and other characterization techniques.
Polymer material testing encompasses various chemical, mechanical and physical analysis techniques to characterize plastics, laminates, resins, composites, and other polymeric materials.
Our network of labs provides chemical analysis services to identify unknown polymers. Testing and analysis give insightful information on structure, composition, molecular weight, weight distribution, etc. which can be used to identify unknown substances in your sample.
