Laboratory systems

Introducing the LMI6000 series. The new generation of comfort and performance. The automated electromechanical lifting mechanism simplifies weight lifting. A larger, adjustable touch display allows for easy operation. Modernized hardware architecture ensures higher performance. Software automation enables one-button test initiation. The LMI6000 revolutionizes your work environment, combining comfort, efficiency, and reliability.

This LMFI5500 series Melt Flow Indexer allows the measurement of most rheological parameters of thermoplastics including IV for PET. The LMFI 5500 series is one of the most accurate equipment of the type in the world. The intuitive controls make it easy to use, it has an expert mode for experienced operators that significantly speeds up the measurement process, and sophisticated features and technologies ensure the highest possible measurement accuracy. Gravity correction and dual zone heating not only meet but exceed the requirements of the latest ISO1133-2 valid standard.
 
This model is perfect for quality control in a laboratory, institutes or universities where accuracy really matters. Try the LMFI 5500 and get a reliable and accurate instrument that will allow you to improve the quality of your products.

The new LCR 7000 Capillary Rheometer range offers a number of new features and meets the requirements of 24-hour operation while maintaining the highest possible accuracy, repeatability and sensitivity. The LCR series rheometers are versatile and easy to use, but offer the most complex methods for polymer characterization, data analysis and reporting capabilities. The LCR series can be used with a standard load cell and a pressure transducer mounted in the rheometer chamber.

Meets standards:
DIN ISO-11433, DIN-53014, DIN-54811, ASTM-D3835
 

The Dynisco Polymer Test LME Laboratory Mixing Extruder is a unique laboratory tool developed to evaluate the processability of a variety of plastics and rubbers prior to production. From very fine powders to coarse materials, the LME will meet many extruding needs. The LME possesses a movable header and dial gage that allows for constant mixer adjustability. While in operation, the rotational shearing (mixing) is controlled by adjusting the distance between the end of the rotor and the inside header.

The Dynisco MiniGran Lab Granulator is designed for the granulation of small sprues. With its very compact dimensions, this granulator can be accommodated almost anywhere and therefore is very suitable for laboratory applications. The granulator is suitable for all kind of plastic materials, due to the low rotor speed the plastic materials are processed to high-quality, low-dust regrind. 

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The LMI is a cultivation of feedback from customers incorporating a series of key features and options: Color Touch-Screen Display incorporating a user friendly menu structure, USB communications, pneumatic weight lift system with stackable weights, a force packer, higher accuracy digital encoder, software and NEW! auto cutter option.

The melt flow indexer provides results in the form of MFR, MVR, Melt Density, IV, Shear Viscosity and Shear Rate.

Meets standards:
ASTM D1238 and D3364, ISO 1133, BS 2782, DIN 53735, JIS K7210.

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The LMI 4000 series capillary plastometer, is a breakthrough in the field of melt index measurement. Hundreds of thousands of units have been sold worldwide and very many are still in daily use today. Build quality and accuracy, along with ease of operation and maintenance, were and are the main features of Dynisco's melt index product.

Meets standards:
ASTM D1238 and D3364, ISO 1133, BS 2782, DIN 53735, JIS K7210.

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The advanced LOI Limiting Oxygen Index Chamber accurately determines the relative flammability of plastics and other materials. It conforms to ASTM D2863 and ISO 4589-1, ISO 4589-2 standards and provides a means for safely determining the relative flammability of materials by measuring the minimum oxygen concentration that will support combustion. The test specimens are burned in a precisely controlled atmosphere of nitrogen and oxygen. The operator adjusts the supply gases and uses the flowmeter readings to calculate the oxygen index.