Laser Particle Size Analyzer (Laser Diffraction)

Laser diffraction particle size analyzers are used to measure the sizes of particles in a material. Particle size is calculated by measuring the angle of light scattered by the particles as they pass through a laser beam. Laser diffraction analyzers are used in many applications, including manufacturing, quality control and product development. Because this technique can continuously measure particle sizes across a wide range, from 10 nm to 3 mm, laser diffraction particle size analyzers are often used in industrial settings.

A laser diffraction particle size analyzer uses multiple light detectors, with more detector elements extending sensitivity and size limits. The time needed to measure particle sizes varies by instrument, ranging from 2 seconds to 10 minutes per sample. The light source used by a laser particle size analyzer also affects particle size measuring limits; shorter wavelength violet and UV lasers are better suited to measure submicron-sized particles than red lasers.

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CompanyShimadzuShimadzu
ItemSALD-7500nano Particle Size AnalyzerSALD-2300 Laser Diffraction Particle Size Analyzer
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Catalog NumberSALD-7500nanoSALD-2300
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DescriptionWell-suited for R&D in nanotechnology and life sciences, Shimadzu’s highly sensitive SALD-7500nano particle size analyzer can accurately measure nanoparticles in low concentrations or those that demonstrate high light absorption. The analyzer also provides real-time tracing of changes across a wide ... Read MoreThe SALD-2300 Laser Diffraction Particle Size Analyzer from Shimadzu measures wet or dry materials, ensuring outstanding product quality in the pharmaceutical, food and beverage, ceramics and electronics industries. It provides continuous measurement in real time, at minimum one-second intervals, ... Read More
TypeNano, Laser diffraction and scatteringLaser Diffraction Method
Particle Size7 nm to 800 µm17 nm to 2,500 µm
Light SourceSemiconductor laser (Wavelength 405 nm)Red Semiconductor laser (Wavelength 680 nm)
Measuring Time1 sec1 sec
Detector(s)Wing sensor llTotal 84 elements (78 forward, 1 side, 5 back)
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