Polymer Film Maker
Source: International Crystal Laboratories
The Tensioner makes thin films from liquids and solutions using a new surface tension technology that does not require a substrate such as a crystal
The Tensioner makes thin films from liquids and solutions using a new surface tension technology that does not require a substrate such as a crystal. It can be used for transmission sampling or as a microscope stage. Films are drawn over the triangular aperture formed by a stretched filament. The sample is drawn up from a well by moving the base of the triangle across the two filament legs, thereby feeding the liquid to the stretched filament. The instrument is useful for difficult samples such as hair spray, organic acids, cyanoacrylates, and epoxy resins. It can also be used to study tensile strength and physical properties.
Part No. 0025-6233
International Crystal Laboratories, 11 Erie Street, Garfield, NJ 07026. Tel: 973-478-8944; Fax: 973-478-4201.
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