A new benchmark in differential scanning calorimetry

Anton Paar has introduced the Julia DSC series – a next-generation line of differential scanning calorimeters designed for exceptional speed, precision, and ease of use in both research and quality control.

Expanding Anton Paar’s materials characterisation portfolio, the Julia DSC brings differential scanning calorimetry alongside the company’s established strengths in rheometry, particle characterisation, and surface and pore analysis.

“Julia DSC bridges the gap between speed, precision, and simplicity,” explained Product Manager Jiří Kislinger. “Labs can move from setup to results in minutes, with flexible cooling options and intuitive software that make even complex analyses straightforward.”

The system features an air-cooled Peltier module capable of reaching -35°C without external chillers. For lower temperatures, interchangeable cooling units can be swapped in under five minutes to achieve cryogenic conditions down to -170°C – the fastest switching available.

Driven by the intuitive Julia Suite software, users benefit from a graphical method editor with smart suggestions, automated calibration, built-in performance checks, and a dedicated QC mode. The platform is designed to deliver results quickly, accurately, and with minimal training.

Throughput can be further increased with an optional autosampler accommodating up to 70 samples and eight references, while an energy-saving eco mode supports more sustainable lab operation.

From routine quality control to advanced R&D, the Julia DSC series makes high-performance calorimetry faster, simpler, and more accessible than ever before.

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