AimSizer Scientific Ltd. - HMK-CD5
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Laser Particle Size Analyzer
HMK-CD5 laser particle size analyzer is usesd in particle size test, it is a new generation of particle size analyzer manufactured by Aimsizer Scientific. It is produced according to ISO 13320 and ISO 13321. It works on two most advanced theories Photon correlation spectroscopy theory and full-course Mie scattering theory in particle size testing, the particle size distribution is characterized with optimized accuracy of measurement. HMK-CD5 features large size range and good repeatability.
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Features of HMK-CD5
- Integration of optics, electric circuit, micro cell, ultrasonic dispersing, agitation & circulation and fully automatic cleaning devices
- Automatic light path alignment controlled by the computer
- Sample suspension stays short time in the tube to avoid stratification and re-agglomeration.
- Optimized repeatability and stability reach the level of instruments made by western countries
- Both Photon correlation spectroscopy theory and full-course Mie scattering theory are applied. HMK-CD5 can measure both nanometer powder and micrometer powders
- Large size range with easy operation
- Laser diodes works with long life
General Specifications
| Power Requirements | AC220V/115V/50Hz |
| Peak Power | 300 W |
| Size | 0.001 to 2000 µm |
| Weight | 89 kg |
Additional Specifications
1nm-10000nm: Photon correlation spectroscopy theory
0.02um-2000um: full-course Mie scattering theory
Accuracy: D50<=1% (National CRM)
Light: two laser diodes, wavelength 0.6328um, long working life
Working environment: clean, temperature 0-40 Celsius degree
Dimension: 880 × 380 × 580(mm)
Software: Windows, particle size distribution table and curve
Data output: particle size distribution table and curve, D10,D50,D90,D97,average particle size and specific surface area.