Laser diffraction (LD) analysis, also known as static light scattering, is the most common method for the determination of particle size distributions other than traditional sieve analysis. Microtrac has been a global leader in laser diffraction instrumentation for over 40 years - by continuously improving the instrument technology, we offer customers a robust portfolio of laser diffraction instruments which is ideal for particle sizing and characterisation.
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SYNC
With the SYNC particle analyser, Microtrac MRB integrates its highly accurate tri-laser diffraction analyzer technology with its versatile dynamic image analysis capability to provide particle characterisation practitioners with a unique measuring experience.
- Measuring range: 0.01 µm - 4 mm
- Measurement principle: Laser Diffraction & Dynamic Image Analysis
S3500
The Microtrac S3500 is a industry-preferred Laser Diffraction (LD) analyzer, ideally suited for various particle characterization tasks. It is the first particle size analyzer that uses three precisely placed red laser diodes to accurately characterize particles like never before.
- Measuring range: 0.02 µm - 2.8 mm
- Measuring principle: Laser diffraction
- Lasers: 3x Red 780 nm
Bluewave
Microtrac MRB’s BLUEWAVE provides accurate, reliable, and repeatable particle size analysis for a diverse range of applications by utilizing the proven theory of Mie compensation for spherical particles and the proprietary principle of Modified Mie calculations for non-spherical particles.
- Measuring range: 0.01 µm - 2.8 mm
- Measuring principle: Laser diffraction
- Lasers: 1x Red 780 nm / 2x Blue 405 nm
Aerotrac II
The AEROTRAC II is an analyzer for particle size distributions & concentration ratio analysis (calculated from transmitted laser light) for suspended particulates in air such as atomized droplets, powders, spray particles, mist and etc.
- Measurement principle: Laser diffraction