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Measure particle sizes from 0.5 to 50,000 µm in real-time and under the most extreme process conditions
Perfectly suitable for Emulsions, Crystallization, or Polymerization
SOPAT develops a photo-optical, image-based analysis measurement technology that quantitatively characterizes particulate multi-phase systems. In combination with our hardware, real time analysis of particle size distribution and characteristics is made possible with the innovative SOPAT ...
Measure particle sizes from 0.5 to 50,000 µm in real-time and under the most extreme process conditions
Perfectly suitable for Emulsions, Crystallization, or Polymerization
SOPAT develops a photo-optical, image-based analysis measurement technology that quantitatively characterizes particulate multi-phase systems. In combination with our hardware, real time analysis of particle size distribution and characteristics is made possible with the innovative SOPAT ...
Analysis of particle size and particle shape in laboratory and process from below 1 µm to 34,000 µm
Fast, reproducible and comparable measuring results with dynamic image analysis
The image analysis sensor QICPIC combines size and shape analysis of disperse particle systems. Using modular dispersing and dosing units for dry and wet applications, the measuring device ensures a product-specific characterisation. Outstanding performance features are illumination times in the ...
Optical Particle Sizing System from 1nm - 400µm
Optical particle measurement for laboratory and process control
Common measurement methods consider a large number of particles and determine the mean value using mathematical functions. However, as soon as particles of a similar size are to be distinguished, these methods no longer work. In many applications, like in polishing agents or in pharmaceutical ...
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