Material characterisation

In a research environement constantly striving for excellence and sustainability, material characterisation is much more than simple material inspection. For the us at Makhbari, it involves dissect the heart of materials to anticipate their behavior, validate their conformity, or diagnose a failure. By combining decades of expertise and cutting-edge facilities, we create ‘the art of squeezing data from materials’ to generate your raw data and then interpreat it to a publishable result.

Material characterization is not simply a series of isolated tests. It is structured around three complementary axes which, combined, allow for a complete picture of the material.

the fingerprint of materials

Makhbaris seekd to see the invisible and feel the impalpable; indeed, the objective is to understand the composition, spatial organisation, and thermal decomposition behaviour of materials. This step is crucial, because two materials with identical chemical composition can exhibit radically different properties.

To achieve this, we relies primarily on:

Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM) to study the topography and fracture surfaces, and X-ray Diffraction (XRD) for the precise analysis of crystalline phases.