Particle Size

This is a particle size measurement system (particle size 0.6 nm - 10 μm) that uses the `dynamic light scattering method` (DLS method).
Various functions are included to further improve quality control.
It measures in high speed (approx. 1 minute) and it is also lightweight and compact which is essential for use in laboratories, and this new optical system is able to measure multiple samples at one time with a wide concentration range from dilute to concentrated.

This is a particle size measurement system (particle size 0.6 nm - 10 μm) that uses the `dynamic light scattering method` (DLS method).
Various functions are included to further improve quality control.
It measures in high speed (approx. 1 minute) and it is also lightweight and compact which is essential for use in laboratories, and this new optical system is able to measure multiple samples at one time with a wide concentration range from dilute to concentrated.

In addition to existing zeta potential and particle size measurement, molecular weight analysis function is newly added. (Particle size :0.6nm-10um/Concentration range: 0.00001%-40%).
Electro-osmosis measurement enables high precision analysis of zeta potential using micro-volume (130ul) disposable cell.
Furthermore new auto temperature gradient function with extended range between 0 and 90℃ makes melting point and phase transition point analysis possible.
 

In addition to existing zeta potential and particle size measurement, molecular weight analysis function is newly added. (Particle size :0.6nm-10um/Concentration range: 0.00001%-40%).
Electro-osmosis measurement enables high precision analysis of zeta potential using micro-volume (130ul) disposable cell.
Furthermore new auto temperature gradient function with extended range between 0 and 90℃ makes melting point and phase transition point analysis possible.
 

Measurement system for particle size and particle-size distribution using “dynamic light-scattering method” and absolute molecular weight, radius of gyration, and the second virial coefficient using and “static light-scattering method"