Winner2008 High-Performance Wet Method Laser Particle Size Analyzer
Product Introduction:
Winner2008It is a high-performance wet laser particle size analyzer, featuring a dual-beam multispectral detection system and lateral light scattering testing technology, significantly enhancing the instrument's testing accuracy and performance.
Product Features:
Unique optical path design
Utilizing the patent technology of convergent beam Fourier transform, it overcomes the limitation of lens aperture on the scattering angle; with a double-surface optical path design, the measurement range is expanded to 2000 micrometers; our independently developed dual-laser orthogonal optical path, using a semiconductor auxiliary laser, measures lateral scattering from 0.0155 to 164 degrees, further extending the measurement range.
Fully integrated distributed system
Utilizing a self-developed wet granule recycling unit with a national invention patent (Patent No.: ZL.2010 1 0533181.6), it combines mixing, ultrasonic, circulation, and drainage into one unit. Equipped with a high-power circulation pump and an optimized pipeline design, the overall coordination is high, effectively preventing the sedimentation of large particles during the testing process.
Unrestricted Free Fitting Technology
Particle size analysis is unrestricted by any function, truly reflecting the particle distribution status.
Optical Path Auto-Centering
Self-developed 3D Automatic Centering System (Patent No.: ZL 2013 2 0835882.4), utilizing precise four-phase hybrid stepper motors, achieves micro-level precision, ensuring the instrument's optical path remains centered at all times, providing a fundamental guarantee for the accuracy and stability of test results.
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Application Fields:
Primarily measures solid particles, suspensions, emulsions, gels, etc., that are not soluble in water or liquid mediums, and is widely used in industries such as universities, research institutions, chemical engineering, metallurgy, building materials, non-mining, pharmaceuticals, abrasives, new materials, new energy, environment, food, petrochemical, and water conservancy.
