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Moving Die Rheometers are the standard testing method for characterisation of rubber curing in quality control as well as research and development.
Mooney Viscometers are the backbone for testing the viscous flow of raw materials such as polymers and intermediates such as masterbatches for maintaining stable and consistent manufacturing processes.
The laboratory bale cutters provides the most convenient solution to cut and slice polymers bales, blocks and rubber sheets.
Carbon black dispersion tester – Computer aided, advanced digital reflected light microscopy brought to the next level.
Test instrument for measurements of the density of rubber mixtures.
State of the art fatigue testing and lifecycle simulation instrument.
Test instrument for measurements of the shore hardness and the density of rubber mixtures.
MonTech offers a wide range of sample cutters equipment for every need.
The most advanced and fully automated testing solution for high capacity mixers
Automatic Schob pendulum impact elasticity tester for elastomers and foams
The MonTech Rapid Plastimeter measures the plasticity, flow and viscosity of polymers and unvulcanized rubbers. The instrument is typically used in conjunction with the MonTech Ageing oven AO 3000 for plasticity testing to determine the Plasticity Retention Index (PRI) of raw natural rubbers.
Compression set fixtures enable measurements of a rubber compound’s ability to return to its original thickness after prolonged compressive stresses.
MonTech offers a wide range of sample cutters and specimen preparation equipment for every need.
The MonTech VP 3000 and LP 3000 are specifically designed for rubber applications and have evolved into the international standard in laboratory presses in the rubber industry.
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If you want to work on the testing technology of the future and deal with questions to which there are (currently) no solutions, come to us.
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