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What should I do if the manual hydraulic press in the laboratory doesn’t apply pressure?
Read moreThe manual tablet press is a mechanical device that compresses powdered or granular materials into tablets through a mold. Its basic working principle is to apply pressure to the filled materials through the relative movement of the upper and lower punches within the mold, causing them to form tablets with a certain shape and hardness […]
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Expert Buyer’s Guide: 5 Key Factors for Selecting an Oven for laboratory use in 2025
Read moreAbstract The selection of a suitable oven for laboratory use represents a foundational decision impacting the integrity and reproducibility of scientific outcomes. This guide examines the critical parameters governing the choice of such instrumentation in 2025. It provides a detailed analysis of temperature control, differentiating between precision, uniformity, and stability, and explores the role of […]
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Why Should A Dedicated Moisture-Proof Box Be Chosen for FTIR
Read moreFTIR is an instrument that analyzes molecular structure and chemical composition by detecting the absorption/transmission characteristics of substances to infrared light. Core purpose: 1. Qualitative analysis: Identify the functional groups and chemical bonds of the substance (such as C-H, O-H), and determine the type of the substance (such as organic, inorganic, polymer). 2. Quantitative analysis: […]
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7 Data-Backed Hot Isostatic Pressing Advantages for Flawless Components in 2025
Read moreAbstract Hot Isostatic Pressing (HIP) is a materials processing method that subjects a component to both elevated temperature and high-pressure gas simultaneously. The principal objective of this process is the elimination of internal porosity and micro-voids within a material, thereby achieving full densification. By applying isostatic pressure—pressure exerted uniformly in all directions—using an inert gas […]
