Method of Analysis: Dynamic Image Analysis, Sample Type: Suspensions and Emulsions, Analysis: of particle shape and size, Measuring Range: 1 µm - 2 mm, Measuring Time: ̴ 1 to 3 min (depending on morphological analysis), Exposure time: 80 ns, each image with approx. 5 MPixel, Equipment: 5 lenses for automatic adjustment of the measuring range, Evaluation: comprehensive library for morphological analysis, Application: practical tools for quality monitoring.
FRITSCH GmbH is a supplier of sample preparation and particle sizing laboratory instruments for the Paints and Coatings Industry. FRITSCH’s precise milling instruments offer convenience while maintaining dependability. FRITSCH also offers particle size determination instruments with an option of Static Light Scattering with the ANALYSETTE 22 series and Dynamic Image Analysis with the ANALYSETTE 28 series.
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