Should samples be pre-treated before processing?

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Should samples be pre-treated before processing?

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Some samples benefit from pre-treatment: drying, weighing, packaging, and in some cases low-temperature pre-conditioning. This step prevents many anomalies during the high-temperature stage.

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Samples with residual moisture are particularly risky — water flash-evaporating in a hot furnace can disperse samples or create safety hazards.

Whether pre-treatment is needed depends on your material characteristics. Send us the details and we'll advise.

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