Method of Analysis: Laser Diffraction Sample Type: Suspensions, Dry Powders, Emulsions Dispersion units: wet dispersion unit, dry dispersion unit, falling chute, small volume wet dispersion unit Measuring Range: 0.08 - 2000 µm Measuring Time: 5-10 s (measurement value recording of a single measurement, 2 min (whole measuring cycle) Optical Arrangement: Inverse Fourier design, movable measuring cell (FRITSCH patent), one or two measuring cell positions per measurement possible.
FRITSCH GmbH – Milling and Sizing is a leading developer and manufacturer of laboratory equipment for Household, Industrial, and Institutional applications, specializing in devices for sample preparation and particle size analysis. The PULVERISETTE range of Cutting Mills is perfect for comminuting tough, fibrous material. FRITSCH’s ANALYSETTE Particle Sizers reliably determine particle size and shape.
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