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Material Characterization Instruments

Explore our range of laboratory instruments for precise material characterization

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Market-leading laboratory instruments for the characterization of particles, powders, and porous solids
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Our instruments are designed to accurately measure the following properties: catalytic activity, density, moisture, particle and pore size, particle and pore size distribution, pore volume, porosity, powder flow properties and surface area (BET surface area). With cutting-edge technology and precise measurements, our instruments provide reliable data for research and quality control purposes.
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Surface area analyzers

High precision instruments for measuring surface area (BET surface area) and porosity by gas adsorption.
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Catalyst characterization analyzers, reactors

Hiqh quality instruments and reactors for catalyst reactivity characterization and different catalytic tests.
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Sample preparation units

Preparing samples for surface area, pore volume and particle size analysis.
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Moisture analyzers

Near-infrared (NIR) on-line sensors and at-line instruments for instant, non-contact moisture measurements and real-time process control.
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Powder rheometer

Universal powder tester for measuring powder flow properties and powder behavior.
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Porometers and porosity analyzers

Different instruments for measuring the size and size distribution of micro-, meso- and macropores, as well as for determining porosity.
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Density analyzers

Different instruments for measuring the size and size distribution of micro-, meso- and macropores, as well as for determining porosity.
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Particle size analyzer

Particle size analysis by sedimentation.
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No, our company distributes high-precision on-line and at-line moisture sensors that work on the near-infrared (NIR) principle and are not designed for hand-heldl use.
Gas adsorption analyzers are suitable for measuring samples containing only micro- and/or mesopores, while mercury porosimeters are suitable for measuring samples containing only meso- and/or macropores.

Powdered materials having diameters from 0.1 to 300 μm (micrometers) can be measured
with a precision of 1 mass percent over the entire size range provided three criteria are met: 

  1. the particles must be more dense than the liquid in which they are suspended
  2. the particles must disperse, or break free of one another, in the liquid
  3. the particles must absorb more X-rays than the liquid so that adequate contrast with the liquid is created. 

 

The last criterion generally means that the particles have atomic numbers greater than 8 (oxygen). Those composed exclusively of atomic species with atomic numbers below 8 will not absorb X-rays sufficiently and therefore are unsuitable for analysis. This category includes most organic compounds. However, particles containing elements of atomic number 8 (oxygen) and higher can be analyzed and this includes almost all inorganic compounds. A few basically organic materials that incorporate at least some higher elements from the periodic table also can be analyzed.