Quik-cup contact block thermal analysis heraeus thermocouple

Thermal analysis is a well-proven method commonly used in the iron foundry for a rapid,
accurate, reliable and low cost control on the shop floor. It enables to determine carbon
equivalent (CEL), saturation degree (Sc), carbon and silicon content in most iron grades. Further applications are the determination of the eutectic undercooling and control of the inoculation degree. It can also predict some mechanical and physical properties, such as tensile strength (Rm), Brinell hardness (HB), tensile strength/hardness quotient (Z/H), graphitization factor (K) and quantity of eutectic graphite (MEG) in unalloyed lamellar iron castings.