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Netzsch TG 209 G Iris Thermogravimetric Analyzer with TASC 414/4 Controller, Incomplete for Parts

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Specifications 3

Brands
Netzsch
New/Used
Used
Technique
TGA

Product description

Incomplete Netzsch TGA system for parts, including TG 209 G Iris analyzer and TASC 414/4 controller.

The Netzsch TG 209 G Iris is a thermogravimetric analyzer (TGA) designed to measure material mass changes as a function of temperature and time. The system includes the TASC 414/4 Thermal Analysis System Controller for measurement control, regulation, and data acquisition.

TGA is used to evaluate:

  • Decomposition temperatures
  • Moisture content
  • Ash content
  • Thermal stability
  • Material mass loss during controlled heating

Typical applications include thermal characterization of polymers, ceramics, and other engineered materials used in materials science, polymer research, biotechnology, and industrial quality control.

Specifications

  • Equipment type: Thermogravimetric analysis system
  • Analyzer model: TG 209 G Iris
  • Controller: TASC 414/4 Thermal Analysis System Controller
  • Measurement: Mass change versus temperature and time
  • Temperature range: Room temperature to approximately 1000 °C
  • System condition: Incomplete

The Netzsch TG 209 G Iris and TASC 414/4 controller are sold incomplete and for parts only as a potential replacement-parts source. Functional operation is not guaranteed.

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Last updated 22 October 2026