Haver Tyler CPA is designed for typical laboratory testing of dry, free flowing non-agglomerating particles. The unit uses a high resolution CCD in-line camera and an energy friendly LED light source. The particles are fed down a vibratory channel to fall freely in front of the light source. As this is happening, the CCD camera is scanning the particles at approximately 20,000 scans per second.
W.S. Tyler is a pioneer in assembling, building, design and creation of woven wire material/mesh. They continually work on making new advances to serve the changing requests of the distinctive markets. Their Particle Analysis items have ASTM and ISO Test Sieves, and the Ro-Tap® Sieve Shaker. These offer money saving answers for performing dry molecule size dissemination examinations. Their Architectural Mesh offers an energizing contemporary configuration choice to the development commercial business while their Engineered Products have custom, sturdy metallic filtration items.
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