Particle Size Analyzer (Particle Analyzers / Particle Sizer)

Particle analyzers are used to determine the size and distribution of particles making up a material. Particle size analyzers are used in numerous fields for research and development, manufacturing and for quality control and product testing. Different technologies enable analysis across a wide range of sizes, of particles in powder, liquid, aerosol or other forms, and of materials ranging in diversity from soil, paint and cosmetics to nasal spray and proteins.

Laser diffraction particle size analyzers calculate particle size from the angle of light scattered by a stream of particles passing through a laser beam. This technique allows for continuous measurement of bulk material across a wide size range (10 nm to 3 mm). The size limits and sensitivity of a laser diffraction particle analyzer depend on the number and placement of detectors in the instrument. Dynamic light scattering particle analyzers are mainly used for analyzing particles in solution (size range: 1 nm to 6 um). Dynamic light scattering determines size from the fluctuations in scattered laser light intensity created by the particles’ Brownian motion. Induced grating particle size analyzers identify the size of even smaller particles (0.5 nm to 200 nm) in solutions by electrically aligning the particles and then measuring their diffusion.

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ItemNicomp Nano Z3000 Zeta Potential AnalyzerAccuSizer Mini LE SystemMini DLS SystemNicomp N3000 Nanoparticle Size AnalyzerNicomp N3000 Online System
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Catalog NumberZ3000MINILE1Mini DLS SystemN3000NO300
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DescriptionZETA POTENTIAL ANALYZER
Nicomp Nano Z3000 System


  • Combines Dynamic Light Scattering (DLS) sizing capability with both frequency and Phase Analysis Light Scattering (PALS) modes for measuring zeta potential
  • With an electric field that can be varied from 1 to 250 Volts/cm, one instrument can be used
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    The AccuSizer Mini system is engineered using a modular design that allows us to match sensors and fluidics options to customer slurries and process equipment. Our systems generate the highest accuracy and resolution results quickly and at count rates higher than any other technology. This improves ... Read MoreNanoparticles are now standard materials for many industrial products. Like most other processes, the production of nano-particles needs to be measured in order to be controlled. Dynamic light scattering (DLS) measurements have traditionally been performed using laboratory instruments like the ... Read MoreThe Nicomp dynamic light scattering (DLS) system measures size and zeta potential of nano sized particles from 0.3 nm to 10 µm. The backbone of the Nicomp DLS system is a proprietary high resolution multimodal deconvolution algorithm that can resolve close bimodal distributions. More ... Read MoreDynamic light scattering (DLS) is the most prevalent size analysis technique for nanoparticles. Although the vast majority of DLS size measurements are performed in the laboratory, the nanotechnology revolution has created higher demand for online DLS systems and the Nicomp® Online is a proven ... Read More
    TypePhase Analysis Light ScatteringPat.Single Particle Optical SizingInquireDynamic Light ScatteringDynamic Light Scattering
    Particle Size0.3 nm– 10 µmInquireInquireInquireInquire
    Detector(s)15 – 100 mW red laser diodes, 20 – 100 mW green laser diodesExtinction, Scattering, Collimated, and/or Focused (sensor dependent)Inquire15 – 100 mW red laser diodes, 20 – 100 mW green laser diodesPMT standard, optional 7X gain APD
    ApplicationsMaterials Testing, Pharmaceutical LabMaterials Testing, Pharmaceutical LabSubmicron suspensions and emulsionsMaterials Testing, Pharmaceutical LabMaterials Testing, Pharmaceutical Lab
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