Laser Diffraction Particle Size Analyzer

A new benchmark in the SALD series. This instrument is equipped with numerous new functions that are beneficial for assessing changes (dispersion, aggregation, dissolution) in particle size distribution in relation to concentration or time, while still preserving continuity and compatibility with the data of the SALD2000/2100/2200, which were a popular and widely distributed model. It can conduct a series of 200 measurements at 1 second minimum intervals and supports a particle concentration range of 0.1 ppm to 20%.



Characteristicsinput:
output:Broad scope of applicationinput:
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The measurement range for wet measurement is 17nm to 2500μm when employing the SALD-MS23 sampler.input:
output:For instance, a single analyzer can monitor PSL particles with a median diameter of 50nm and stainless balls with a diameter of 2mm.input:
output:High concentration / High sensitivityinput:
output:The evaluation of changes in particle size distribution as a function of particle concentration is facilitated by the ability to measure under a wide range of particle concentration conditions (0.1ppm to 20%).

Previously, the particle concentration of a sample had to be adjusted to meet the optimal conditions of analyzers through dilution or concentration using a centrifuge for this purpose. Changes in particle size distribution, such as agglomerations or dispersions, could not be taken into account in them.input:
output:Dilutions can result in agglomeration and dispersions.input:
output:In certain instances, dilutions can expedite the dispersion of particles; however, they can also generate agglomerates.