Applications:

Pharmaceuticals: Used for analyzing particle size distribution of drug formulations to ensure consistency and efficacy.

Materials Science: Ideal for characterizing powders, granules, and other materials in research and quality control.

Manufacturing: Essential for monitoring and controlling particle size in various manufacturing processes, such as cement and chemicals.

Cosmetics: Useful for evaluating particle size in cosmetic products to achieve desired textures and performance.

Usage Instructions:

Setup: Position the instrument on a stable, level surface and connect it to the appropriate power supply. Install any necessary software and calibrate the instrument as per manufacturer instructions.

Operation: Prepare the sample according to the specified method (e.g., dispersion in liquid). Load the sample into the instrument and select the measurement parameters. Start the measurement process and monitor results.

Maintenance: Regularly clean and calibrate the instrument to ensure accuracy. Check for wear and tear on components and replace as needed. Follow the manufacturer’s maintenance guidelines.

Storage: Store the instrument in a clean, dry environment to prevent contamination and damage.

Safety Instructions:

Always follow the manufacturer’s operating instructions to ensure safe and accurate use of the instrument.

Avoid exposure to high-energy laser beams or other potentially hazardous components.

Ensure the instrument is properly grounded and connected to the correct power supply to prevent electrical hazards.

Wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) if required during sample handling or measurement.