Spray particle size analyzer LSPA-A10

Name: Spray particle size analyzer LSPA-A10
Brand: Labtron.co
SKU: LSPA-A10
Rating: 4.9 (713 reviews)

Spray particle size analyzer LSPA-A10 is an accurate and reliable bench top spray particle size analyzer that adopts Fraunhofer of scalar diffraction principle and parallel light path design for measuring over 1 - 2000 μm particle size range. With split-type structure design, it is well equipped with high performance and high power laser, airflow protection device and stable automatic optical path alignment system.

Measuring range	1 μm - 2000 μm
Principle	Fraunhofer light diffraction
Spray area range	1 - 10 m
Structure	Split-type
Executive standard	ISO13320 - 1 : 1999
Sample type	Droplet
Laser	LD pump laser, 532 nm
Detector	Photoelectric
Number of channel	58 pcs.
Sample introduction	open
Lens protection	Double air curtains
Adjusting range	<table class="table table-striped table-bordered table-responsive"><tr><td><strong>Horizontal moving</strong></td><td>± 20 mm</td></tr><tr><td><strong>Lifting</strong></td><td>± 20 mm</td></tr><tr><td><strong>Rotation</strong></td><td>± 20°</td></tr></table>
Accuracy error	< 3%
Reproducibility error	< 3%
Software running	Win XP/Win 7
Dimension	369 x 295 x 360 mm

Fraunhofer light diffraction particle size measurement principle
High performance and high power laser
It embraces Parallel optical testing technology and spectrum amplification technique
Split-type structure design and adjustable test area to satisfy the needs of the spray test in any condition
Integrated auxiliary photoelectric detector
Unique airflow protection device to protect the lens
Output can be in Word, Excel, Bmp picture and text format which ensures viewing and referencing of results at different situations
Accurate and reliable

Spray particle size analyzer is used: for measurement of the droplet size produced by atomizer system, for rapid screening of formulations for the desired spray properties to improve drug delivery efficacy, for measuring the fluctuations in droplet size, for studying sprays appearing in the study of firefighting, spray granulation etc.