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Sorocaba / SP - Brazil

THERMOPHYSICAL LABORATORY

Protolab:
Introducing Brazil into the Universe of Thermophysical Properties

The THERMOPHYSICAL LABORATORY PROTOLAB began operations in 2005, providing thermophysical analysis services for materials, such as thermal diffusivity and conductivity.
In 2014, it designed and manufactured the Quadruflash 1200 Thermal Diffusivimeter, supplied to the Thermophysical Properties Laboratory at CDTN-CNEN/MG.
In subsequent phases, it expanded its services to include technical reports on other spectrums, such as X-ray diffraction, thermal and chemical analyses.
Eventually, through natural evolution, Protolab ventured into the development of new techniques and materials, such as additives for low-temperature ceramic sintering (1,200–1,300°C) and Metallic Diamond alloys, which are now its flagship product.

Innovation is Our Expertise
A Special, Exclusive Alloy

Metallic diamond alloys are the hardest metallic material ever known, approaching covalent ceramics  but  with the potential for metallic properties like ductility and toughness.
Click below for all the details about our special and exclusive alloy.

Key Properties:
  • High hardness/resistance.
  • Good toughness.
  • Resistance to high temperatures.
  • Corrosion resistance.
Our Technical-Scientific Team
We boast a highly qualified team:

Founder and Lead Researcher:
Prof. Dr. Thomaz Augusto Guisard Restivo

  • Metallurgical Engineering from Polytechnic of São Paulo (1988)
  • Master’s in Nuclear Fuel Technology, National Nuclear Energy Commission (1994)
  • PhD in Materials Engineering, Polytechnic of São Paulo (2003)
  • Postdoctoral Research, IPEN/USP
Published Works:
  • Metallic Diamond Alloys
  • Thermal Conductivity of Gases
  • Heat Treatment
  • Thermocouple
  • Thermal Effusivity
  • Laser Flash
Collaborators:
  • Business Coordinator Tech/LLB

  • Instrumentation Specialist – IAEA Vienna

  • Software and Hardware Design Specialist – POLI

  • PhD in Recycling of Industrial Waste and Valorization

  • PhD in Powder Metallurgy, Advanced Research in Innovation – USP

  • Process Technologist FATEC

  • Mechanical Engineer Project

  • PhD – Civil Engineering – ceramics

  • PhD Powder Metallurgy and AM Specialist

Services

PROTOLAB offers a range of highly specialized services. Click “Learn More” for detailed information on our offerings.

News

Revolutionary Shape-Shifting Material Inspired by Octopuses Created
2024-10-22 01:03:04
October 22, 2024 – Korean researchers have developed a metamaterial inspired by nature, adapting to evolving demands.
Synthescope: A Tool for Writing with Atoms Created
2024-10-22 01:00:14
October 22, 2024 – A new technology for precisely positioning individual atoms promises groundbreaking materials and quantum computing components.
AI Aids Discovery of New Metallic Alloys
2024-10-22 00:55:18
October 22, 2024 – AI has enabled Northwestern University researchers to identify a new metallic glass combination, reducing discovery time and cost.
UFRN Research Develops New Rocket Fuel Formulation
2024-10-22 00:35:20
October 22, 2024 – A groundbreaking formulation for rocket fuel has emerged from UFRN research, broadening the scope of aviation and space exploration fuels.

Phone

+55 (15) 9 9183-3980

E-mail

protolab@protolab.com.br

Adress:
Rodovia Raposo Tavares, Km 92, Sorocaba/SP –

CEP 18.023-000

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October 22, 2024 – Korean researchers have developed a metamaterial inspired by nature, adapting to evolving demands.
October 22, 2024 – Korean researchers have developed a metamaterial inspired by nature, adapting to evolving demands.
October 22, 2024 – A new technology for precisely positioning individual atoms promises groundbreaking materials and quantum computing components.
October 22, 2024 – A new technology for precisely positioning individual atoms promises groundbreaking materials and quantum computing components.
October 22, 2024 – AI has enabled Northwestern University researchers to identify a new metallic glass combination, reducing discovery time and cost.
October 22, 2024 – AI has enabled Northwestern University researchers to identify a new metallic glass combination, reducing discovery time and cost.
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