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LISST-STX - Sequoia Scientific, Inc.
Small Angle Forward Scattering Laser Diffraction Technology @ 670 nmTurbulence suppressing settling columnSubmersible to 200 m depthSelf contained with internal data logger and non-rechargeable battery packProgrammable data collectionParameters Measured:
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Micromeritics Instrument Corp.
Is recognized as a highly effective method of counting and sizing a wide variety of organic and inorganic materials.Unlike other measurement techniques, the electrical sensing zone method can analyze samples that have assorted optical properties, densities, colors, and shapes.
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NanoBrook Series - Brookhaven Instruments Corporation
Rapid and accurate protein & nanoparticle size distributionsMultimodal & unimodal size distribution softwareISO 13321 and ISO 22412 compliant resultsRange: < 0.3 nm to 10 mThree measurement angles: 15, 90, and 173Ideal for fast, routine sizing applications in research or quality controlHigh power 35 mW diode laserDynamic light scattering at 173 and 90Temperature control, -5 C to 110 CCompact bench top unit, USB connectionMolecular weight determination (relative and absolute through Debye plot)
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Shanghai Selon Scientific Instrument Co. Ltd.
1. 0.1 cfm (2.83 lpm) flow rate2. Six particle-size channels (0.3, 0.5, 1.0, 3.0, 5.0, 10μm)3. Date and time display4. Federal Standard 209E Calculation5. Multiple print-modes 6. Data conversion (ft3 and m3) 7. Data storage
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Particle Insight - Vision Analytical Inc.
The Particle Insight is a state-of-the-art dynamic image analyzer that is ideal for applications where particle shape, not just the diameter, is critical information for predicting raw material performance. The fully automated Particle Insight is well suited for use in a full production environment where speed, accuracy, and ease of use with Pass/Fail shape control limits can be set.
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APM 3602 - KANOMAX USA, Inc.
Particle size distribution measurement is normally used in order to measure nanosized particle distribution. While Differential Mobility Analyzer (DMA) classifies particle by particle size utilizing electrostatic force, APM classifies particles by mass based on entirely new classification principles.
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DRK6160 - Shandong Drick Instruments Co., Ltd.
Using the whole range of Mie scattering theory，Fully consider the measured refractive index and optical properties of particles and the dispersing medium, according to different size particles in the change of Angle scattering intensity on the performance of particle group of particle size distribution data.
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S-2A / S-2B - Nihon Denji Sokki Co., Ltd
Magnetic particle liquid checker S-2 series is a test bar which can directly check the quality of magnetic particle liquid immediately. Magnetic particle liquid checker S-2A type has a sensor at the head of straight test bar.
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Spectrometer 3321 - TSI Inc.
The Aerodynamic Particle Sizer® 3321 (APS™ spectrometer) provides high-resolution, real-time aerodynamic measurements of particles from 0.5 to 20 microns. These unique particle sizers also measures light-scattering intensity in the equivalent optical size range of 0.37 to 20 microns. By providing paired data for each particle, the APS spectrometer opens up exciting new possibilities for those interested in studying the makeup of an aerosol.
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Spectrometer 3090 - TSI Inc.
The Engine Exhaust Particle Sizer 3090 (EEPS™) spectrometer measures the size distribution of engine-exhaust particle emissions in the range from 5.6 to 560 nm with the fastest time resolution available. Users can visualize and study the dynamic behavior of particle emissions that occur during transient test cycles, during the first few seconds of a cold start, or during regeneration of a particle trap or diesel particulate filter (DPF).
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Spectrometer 3091 - TSI Inc.
The Fast Mobility Particle Sizer 3091 (FMPS™) spectrometer measures particles in the range from 5.6 to 560 nm, offering a total of 32 channels of resolution (16 channels per decade). It uses an electrical mobility measurement technique similar to that used in our SMPS. However, instead of a CPC, the FMPS spectrometer uses multiple, low-noise electrometers for particle detection
