Product Description

An 1100℃ high-temperature hot stage is an experimental device used to observe and study the properties of samples under high temperatures, providing a continuous and stable high-temperature environment. The vacuum chamber prevents oxidation of the samples at high temperatures. Mainly used for sintering, melting, and synthesis of ceramics and metals, as well as research on chemical reactions under high temperatures, it can also be applied in the fields of materials science, geology, energy science, and more.

The high-temperature hot stage can maintain temperatures from RT to 1100°C, enabling in-situ temperature variation optical observation and related tests under a sealed/vacuum environment.

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Pair with DIC 3D strain measurement system

Pair with Optris spectrometer

Pair with the user-built phosphorescence lifetime/intensity characterization system, offering high-temperature temperature ramping test conditions