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Microtrac - Model BLUEWAVE -Particle Size Analyzer
Microtrac’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. The BLUEWAVE is optimized for materials below 1 micron delivering unsurpassed resolution. The BLUEWAVE measures particle size from 0.01 to 2,800 µm. Microtrac has a tradition of delivering innovative solutions in particle size analysis through light scattering technology. The BLUEWAVE Laser Diffraction (LD) analyzer is a continuation of that tradition. Utilizing the patented tri-laser technology, the BLUEWAVE provides accurate, reliable and repeatable particle size information for applications ranging from research and development to production, process, and quality control. The BLUEWAVE complies with or exceeds ISO 13320-1 particle size analysis – light diffraction methods.Most popular related searches
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- Tri-laser, blue/red, multi-detector, multi-angle optical system
- True blue lasers (Not LEDs)
- Algorithms that utilize Mie compensation and Modified Mie calculations for spherical and non-spherical materials
- Measurement capability from 0.01 to 2,800 µm
- Wet and dry measurement
- Enclosed optical path ensures complete protection of the optical components leading to little or no operator intervention
- Utilizing blue lasers, the resolution of the low-end mesurement increases to dramatically improve the accuracy of measurement below one micron
- Proprietary Modified Mie calculations allow users to accurately measure non-spherical particles that other particle analyzers struggle to accurately characterize
- Fixed detectors provide rugged durability and ssure proper positioning
- Small bench footprint reduces demand on valuable laborary space.