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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.
Discover how portable particle size, shape, and count analysis works with the Raptor Portable. Using dynamic image analysis, it captures real particle images and delivers immediate results—eliminating delays from traditional lab testing.
Learn how USP <1788> is transforming subvisible particle analysis in pharma. This guide explores the limitations of light obscuration and shows how dynamic image analysis provides particle identification, morphology, and deeper insight into contamination.
The ASTM D7596-14 (ASTM, 2018) was designed as a guide for the determination of particle concentration, particle size distribution, particle shape, and soot content for new and in service oils used for lubrication and hydraulic systems using a direct imaging integrated tester.
The ASTM D7596-14 (ASTM, 2018) was designed as a guide for the determination of particle concentration, particle size distribution, particle shape, and soot content for new and in service oils used for lubrication and hydraulic systems using a direct imaging integrated tester.
The ASTM D7596-14 (ASTM, 2018) was designed as a guide for the determination of particle concentration, particle size distribution, particle shape, and soot content for new and in service oils used for lubrication and hydraulic systems using a direct imaging integrated tester.
Application note on achieving USP compliance for sub-visible particle analysis using the Raptor 1788.
Application note on achieving USP compliance for sub-visible particle analysis using the Raptor 1788.
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