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Grand opening of the Linseis Scientific Shanghai Laboratory

We are pleased to announce the official opening of our new Linseis Scientific Shanghai Laboratory – a milestone that strengthens our global presence and commitment to innovation in thermal analysis and materials characterization.

Located in a modern research and technology complex in Shanghai, the new facility provides a dynamic environment for scientific collaboration, customer training and live demonstrations of Linseis technologies. Designed to inspire progress, it reflects our core values of precision, quality and innovation.

Together with our trusted partner Weigong Technology, this lab will serve as a hub for researchers, engineers and industry professionals to explore advanced solutions for measuring and understanding material behavior.

This expansion is another step in our mission to push boundaries and deliver excellence in every aspect of thermal analysis.

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