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Laser particle size analyzer

2011-06-21View Original

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Help needed: An online laser particle size analyzer is required for particles smaller than 6 millimeters. I hope to get some assistance. Thank you
Reply #22011-06-21
Particle size less than 6 millimeters? The upper limit is 6 millimeters; it seems that the testing ranges of instruments available on the market currently do not reach this value, with most of them being below 2 millimeters.
Reply #32011-06-21
For particle sizes of 0.5 millimeters or larger, there is no need to use a laser particle size analyzer; it is sufficient to purchase a set of standard sieves for screening. It can be done for a few thousand yuan. The particle size of the material used by the original poster is too large, which results in significant deviations in laser measurements.
Reply #42011-07-13
Malvern 2000 or Machek will both work; personally, I think the latter, being an automatic rinsing test system, is better than one that requires manual addition of water for rinsing
Reply #52011-07-13
1: The feeding tube of Malvin 2000 tends to stick to samples and is difficult to clean; 2: The built-in ultrasonic disperser is practically useless; one needs to prepare a new one. 3: Place the sample to be tested in a large beaker. For both testing and cleaning, it is necessary to use a beaker to change the water, which can easily damage the beaker or cause water to spill. The advantage might be that the analysis software is a bit simpler, but it’s not necessarily because Machek is used less – no tests were conducted once the laboratory was set up. The laser calibration for the Malvern 2000 is really troublesome, and the measurement room is prone to contamination
Reply #62011-07-14
The resolution you’re using is too high; if you just need to determine the particle size, there’s no need to purchase a laser particle size analyzer. The main use of such instruments is to measure the distribution of particle sizes. In China, the popular brands are Eueco and Liaoning Dandong’s products.
Reply #72011-07-22
The granularity level you’re using is way too high; (x – y + N) C! Q’ z. If you just need to determine the particle size, there’s no need to purchase a laser particle size analyzer. 7 @1 ?! o’ g9 l. |5 @6 O* S4 h. Laser particle size analyzers are more useful for measuring the distribution of particle sizes. : l, c% [" a U" u- m! p. In China, the popular brands seem to be Eueike and those from Dandong, Liaoning
Reply #82012-04-10
With such a large scale, a vernier caliper can be used. . :o:L
Reply #92016-01-04
For such a particle size, it is recommended to use a sieve :)
Reply #102016-01-05
Are the sieves used on construction sites also smaller? Still online
Reply #112016-02-03
The particle size diameter is too large; a laser particle size analyzer cannot be used. It is recommended to use a vibrating screen with variable amplitude

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