About Advanced Measurement Instruments (AMI)
Advanced Measurement Instruments (AMI) is a global developer and manufacturer of analytical instrumentation for materials characterization and catalyst research. AMI designs and manufactures systems for chemisorption, physisorption and BET surface area analysis, gas pycnometry, thermal analysis, gravimetric sorption, laboratory reactor systems, and X-ray diffraction. AMI brings together the expertise and technologies of Altamira Instruments, Rubolab, ISI, STOE, and JWGB to support universities, research laboratories, and industrial organizations worldwide.
What AMI Does
AMI instruments help researchers measure and understand the thermal, physical, structural, and chemical properties of materials.
Feature |
Description |
|---|---|
| Thermal Analysis | DSC, TGA, STA, and related techniques for heat flow, mass change, decomposition, transitions, and thermal stability. |
| Chemisorption & Physisorption | Systems for active-site characterization, gas adsorption, BET surface area, pore size, and adsorption behavior. |
| True Density | Gas pycnometry systems for measuring the true or skeletal density of powders and solid materials. |
| Reactor Systems | Laboratory-scale catalytic reactor systems for catalyst screening, kinetics, reaction testing, and process development. |
| Gravimetric Sorption | Systems that measure gas or vapor uptake by mass change to study adsorption, desorption, kinetics, and equilibria. |
| X-Ray Diffraction | Powder and single-crystal XRD systems for phase identification, crystal-structure, and structural analysis. |
Our Focus
Our instruments analyze the thermal, physical, and chemical nature of materials—from catalysts and adsorbents to polymers, ceramics, and advanced composites.
01
Thermal Analysis (DSC, TGA, STA, PDSC)
Measuring heat flow, decomposition, and stability across precise temperature ranges.
02
Gas Sorption and Surface Characterization (BET, Chemisorption, Physisorption)
Determining surface area, porosity, and active site behavior critical to catalysis and adsorption science.
03
Density Measurement (Gas Pycnometry)
Quantifying true density and solid structure in powders, foams, and composite materials.
04
Turnkey Laboratory Systems (LabStart)
Integrated, ready-to-operate laboratory packages for teaching, research, and industrial applications.
05
Gravimetric Analysis Systems (MSB, Vapor Sorption)
Measuring gas and vapor uptake by mass change to evaluate adsorption kinetics, diffusion, and equilibrium behavior.
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Reactor Systems
Laboratory-scale catalytic reactors and microreactor platforms designed for kinetic studies, reaction screening, and process development.
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X-Ray Diffraction
Single Crystal and Powder Systems – Identifying crystal structure, phase composition, and structural changes to verify material synthesis and monitor transformations in advanced materials.
The AMI Group
AMI combines established expertise across multiple areas of analytical instrumentation:
- Altamira Instruments — catalyst characterization, chemisorption, and catalytic research instrumentation.
- Rubolab — gravimetric sorption and magnetic-suspension-balance technologies.
- ISI — thermal analysis instrumentation, including DSC, TGA, STA, TMA, DTA, and dilatometry.
- STOE — powder and single-crystal X-ray diffraction technologies.
- JWGB — surface area, pore-size, adsorption, density, and related materials-characterization instrumentation.
A Global Materials Characterization Company
With manufacturing, research and development, application support, and technical expertise across North America, Europe, and Asia, AMI serves academic, government, and industrial laboratories working in catalysis, energy materials, adsorbents, batteries, polymers, ceramics, pharmaceuticals, and other advanced-materials applications.
Our Mission
AMI’s mission is to make advanced materials characterization more accessible through precise, reliable, and practical analytical instrumentation supported by strong applications expertise.