Rapid Reproducible Analysis of Particle Size and Shape

 

FRITSCH has developed the ANALYSETTE 28 ImageSizer for dry and wet particle size analysis. The optical method of dynamic image analysis gives an analysis of particle sizes from 20 μm to 20 mm with a variety of shape parameters and evaluation options. The particle analyzer is designed for different measurement flasks, even agglomerating samples suing the optional wet dispersion unit.

For fast single image viewing, each individual particle can be opened directly from the FRITSCH Cloud. The morphology data will be shown by the position of the data point in the Cloud. Without time-consuming search, you can analyze and evaluate individual selected particles using all available size and shape parameters. For frequent sieve analyses, this particle size analyzer is a time-saving alternative without weighing, assembling of a sieve stack and time-consuming cleaning. Follow-up costs are significantly reduced because calibrating and purchasing new sieves are no longer necessary.

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