Many new materials companies’ labs share a common problem: using DSC to measure Tg, TGA for thermal weight loss, and tensile machines for tensile strength—each device can produce data, but the data is scattered across the local hard drives of different computers, the formats are inconsistent, and there's no centralized management or traceability. When a major client requests an audit like "provide all Tg data from the past two years," the lab ends up in a nightmare of digging through hard drives.  

The core of lab digital management is threefold: instrument networking—connecting DSC, TGA, FTIR, tensile machines, and other devices to a unified network so data is collected automatically instead of manually; centralized data storage—uploading all test data to a central server, archived by sample batch, test type, and date, with full-text search support; audit tracking—any creation, modification, or deletion of data is recorded, meeting ISO 17025 and client audit requirements for data integrity.  

For QC labs with high sample throughput, introducing a LIMS (Laboratory Information Management System) on top of this can achieve a fully automated closed-loop management from sample receiving, task assignment, test execution, to report generation.  

Dehui Sci Instrument (www.dehuisci.com) not only supplies testing instruments but also collaborates with professional LIMS and system integration providers to help new materials companies transition from “paper records + scattered Excel management” to a digital lab. We can even plan network interfaces and data output solutions during the instrument procurement stage to avoid the repeated costs of “buy first, modify later.” Hotline: 0512-67071902.