C-Therm Thermal Conductivity Instruments - Simplifying thermal conductivity and thermal effusivity analysis for researchers and material scientists.

C-Therm's Trident system offers three different modes of operation in measuring the thermal conductivity of materials. The MTPS high precision method is the simplest and most versatile. The TLS Needle method provides maximum robustness for those sticky situations.

C-Therm offers a range of high pressure cells to safely characterize the thermal conductivity of samples under elevated pressure environments up to 2000 PSI (~138 bar). The fastest, easiest way to accurately measure the thermal conductivity of solids.

C-Therm is the world leader in thermal conductivity instrumentation for test and measurement of polymers, ceramics, composites, insulation, textiles, and a wide range of other materials. The Canadian tech company is headquartered in Fredericton, NB with a …

C-Therm offers replacement sensors for Trident and 3rd Generation thermal conductivity instruments. Whether you are testing solids, liquids, powders, or pastes, you will find specifications and pricing suited to your needs.

Explore C-Therm’s niche industry expertise in thermal conductivity instrument applications for R&D, manufacturing, polymers, and more.

The C-Therm TCi measures two thermal properties primarily: It also indirectly measures (calculated) Thermal Diffusivity and Heat Capacity and has user input capabilities to determine Density

The C-Therm TCkit, configured with the Transient Plane Source (TPS) technique, enables the characterization of thermal conductivity and diffusivity of materials. It employs a two-sided sensor, and the user iteratively develops the timing and power parameters.

C-Therm ha hecho que la caracterización térmica precisa de los materiales sea rápida y simple. El TCi elimina la necesidad de entrenamiento especial, de la laboriosa calibración o de una larga preparación de la muestra.

For over two decades, C-Therm’s innovative sensor technology has been pioneering the way for many of the world’s most prominent manufacturers, research facilities, and academic institutions to test and measure thermal properties of materials.