TA Instruments Q2000 - User Manual

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This procedure will cover the steps to properly pack up the Q1000/Q2000 DSC for
shipment.
Packing Materials Provided:
Cell shipping foam w/ clamp
Shipping plug
Autolid shipping foam
2 Rubber bands
4 Shipping hooks
Tools Required:
Phillips screwdriver
Flathead screwdriver
3/32” or 5/32” (depending on cooling device)
Heavy-duty tape
Strapping kit
NOTE: If this instrument is equipped with an RCS or LNCS, the flange temperature
must be at ambient temp before removing the cooling head.
1. Remove any samples from the cell area. Remove the dust cover and the sample
tray (if applicable).
2. Remove the waste bin and insert the shipping plug (Figure 1).
3. For Q1000:
a. On the LCD screen, press the “Control Menu” button.
b. Press the “Autolid” button so the lid will open.
For Q2000:
a. On the LCD screen, press the “CONTROL” button
b. Press the lid icon on the left hand side of the screen.
c. The control command should say “LID OPEN”.
d. Press “APPLY “button so the lid will open.
4. Remove the 4 screws that hold on the blue cell dress cover and remove the cover.
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TA Instruments Q2000 Specifications

General

Technique	Differential Scanning Calorimetry (DSC)
Data Acquisition Rate	Up to 100 points/second
Modulated DSC Capability	Yes
Temperature Precision	±0.1 °C
Sensitivity	0.2 μW
Atmosphere	Inert, oxidizing
Cooling System	Refrigerated Cooling System (RCS)
Sample Pans	Aluminum, hermetic, high pressure

Summary

Q1000;Q2000 DSC Instrument Packing Procedure

Initial Instrument Preparation

Prepare the instrument by removing samples, waste bin, and covers, and inserting the shipping plug.

Securing Internal Components

Secure the cell area, cooling unit, and autosampler arm using provided foam, bands, and hooks.

Final Shutdown and Packaging

Complete the shutdown process, disconnect all connections, and pack the instrument into its shipping container.