Oxidation Induction Time Determination Device (DSC/OIT)

Oxidation induction time determination (DSC-OIT) is a device used to measure oxidation induction time using the differential scanning calorimetry (DSC) technique, which is one of the thermal analysis methods. The DSC-OIT instrument is designed to determine the oxidation stability of materials, for example thermoplastic polymers. Oxidation induction time is a measure of how thermally resistant a material is and how resistant it is to oxidation. This period refers to the time required for oxidation reactions to begin when the material is exposed to a high temperature. The DSC-OIT device is used in many applications, for example to evaluate the oxidation stability of polymers, understand the aging process, predict the performance of materials or determine product quality. This device provides the user with data to analyze the oxidation behavior of materials and determine how thermally stable they are. This information can help determine factors such as material selection, storage conditions and processing methods.