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The revised USP 788, official August 1, 2026, calls for statistically sound sampling and allows 1–5 mL test volumes for small products. Here’s why the volume you image now sets the confidence of your subvisible particle data.
Two samples can produce nearly identical size distributions and still contain completely different materials. In this video demo, Hydro Insight for the Malvern Mastersizer 3000 analyzes a mix of fibers and garnet abrasive to show how particle shape, count, concentration, and classification reveal what size alone can’t.
Two short films from PDA Universe of Pre-Filled Syringes 2026 show how the Raptor 1788 makes prefilled syringe particle testing faster and more representative. It analyzes up to 40 mL/min, offers disposable sample cells, classifies particles automatically with AI, and has a spot removal tool for cleaner data.
USP <788> is evolving. Learn what is changing, what it means for pharmaceutical manufacturers, and why particulate analysis is becoming increasingly important.
INTERPHEX Demo: Dynamic Image Analysis in Action
This short demo shows how dynamic image analysis enables particle inspection beyond traditional counting methods, including particle visualization, shape-based classification, and population analysis.
The Mastersizer 3000 is one of the most widely used particle size analyzers—but it doesn’t measure particle shape. Learn why laser diffraction has this limitation and how particle shape impacts real-world material performance.
Learn the difference between particle count and particle concentration—and why it matters. Discover how dynamic image analysis provides accurate, real-time concentration data while also capturing particle images for better contamination analysis.
Watch how the Raptor Portable transforms oil particle analysis with real-time data and visual particle evidence. This full demonstration highlights sample preparation, workflow, and how dynamic imaging reveals contamination sources—not just particle counts.
Extend your Mastersizer capabilities with HydroInsight—adding particle counting, concentration measurement, and imaging. Discover how dynamic image analysis provides deeper insight beyond traditional particle size distribution.
Detect, size, and differentiate oil droplets, water droplets, and air bubbles in suspension using Dynamic Image Analysis with size, shape, and opacity.
How particle size, shape, and smoothness change as multi-component controlled-release drugs dissolve — measured by Dynamic Image Analysis alongside laser diffraction.
Characterize stem cells by size, shape, opacity, and concentration in a single automated measurement — with correlation plots, rare event detection, and particle classification for population analysis.
Learn how Dynamic Image Analysis helps identify irregular and rod-like particles in HPLC column packing materials, improving incoming QC, column consistency, and chromatographic performance.
See how shape analysis measures Fiber Length, Width, Aspect Ratio, and Fiber Curl allowing for a true understanding of how your fiber particles stack up.
See how shape analysis measures Fiber Length, Width, Aspect Ratio, and Fiber Curl allowing for a true understanding of how your fiber particles stack up.
Measure glass fiber length, width, and aspect ratio using Dynamic Image Analysis — with correlation plots, rare event detection, and multi-sample comparison for industrial QC.
Static image analysis and microscopy orient particles to their largest face — missing critical dimensions. This note explains why random orientation is essential for accurate shape measurement and process control.
How size, circularity, smoothness, and opacity measurements from Dynamic Image Analysis distinguish six pollen species and identify debris — something size-only instruments cannot do.
Application note on achieving USP compliance for sub-visible particle analysis using the Raptor 1788.
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