What if you could not only detect when your material degrades, but also understand exactly what it releases in real time? For scientists and engineers working with polymers, coatings, pharmaceuticals, or advanced materials, this is more than a nice-to-have capability. It provides a clear competitive advantage. Hyphenated techniques such as TGA-EGA (thermogravimetric analysis coupled with…
Introduction Polymer clay is a fascinating medium that offers professional durability when cured correctly. Few things are more discouraging than spending hours sculpting a masterpiece only to have it snap in your hands. You remove the project out of the oven and expect it to be rock solid. Instead, it crumbles under the slightest pressure….
Microplastics have taken over: oceans, soil, food, water, and even our own bodies. It’s an alarming reality. These tiny fragments of plastic are found everywhere, and as a material scientist, I see just how complex it gets. If we truly want to tackle the problem, we have to understand where microplastics come from and recognize…
Picture this: your car gets scratched, but by morning, the paint looks perfect again. Or your phone screen cracks, and by the next day, it’s as if nothing happened. It sounds like science fiction, but self-healing materials are stepping out of the lab and into real life. Materials science, chemistry, and some seriously advanced technology…
Estimating polymer lifetime is critical for applications where long-term reliability matters, such as insulation materials in nuclear reactors and power systems. Traditional methods can take months, but Thermogravimetric Analysis (TGA) offers a faster alternative. ABSTRACT In many polymer applications the ability to predict product lifetime is valuable because the costs of premature failure in actual…
DKSH’s state-of-the-art quality control and assurance solutions represent a significant milestone for a leading paper product manufacturer in Vietnam. This collaboration facilitated the company’s expansion and ensured their products met stringent international standards.
The recent analytica 2024 trade fair in Munich, Germany, emerged as a pinnacle event in the international laboratory sector. The highly anticipated tradeshow drew a crowd of over 34,000 industry professionals, featured 185 presentations, and showcased 1,066 exhibitors, including DKSH Technology.
Downloads Application of Interpreting Unexpected Events and Transitions in DSC Results (PDF, 599 KB) The purpose of this paper is to assist DSC users with interpretation of unusual or unexpected transitions in DSC results. The transitions discussed in the paper are several of the ones that most frequently create problems for the new user, and…
For centuries, people have been researching and developing different types of surfaces for different applications known as surface modifications. As a result, today we have self-cleaning windows, superhydrophobic glass, cell-friendly implants, and scratch-resistant surfaces.
Latex gloves are manufactured in a series of production processes that involve a variety of chemicals and surfactants, as well as working temperature through a dipping technology. Ceramic or metal formers mimicking the shape of a hand are utilized where after the liquid latex on these formers are dried after the dipping process.
Delivering Growth – in Asia and Beyond.
© DKSH International Ltd.
Please enter your details here:
