Russ Swan, Editor, writes:
We see from your search that you're looking for information on the term "Particle Counter",
and we have a large number of manufacturers' news releases and technical articles here on Laboratorytalk which will be of interest.
Let me be your guide.
Start with
the news release Handheld particle counter displays three channels from
Adams Instruments, which we summarised at the time by saying "Adams Instruments, the newest contender in the contamination control monitoring industry, has announced the immediate availability of its newest product, the handheld particle counter
model 3013".
A couple of weeks before,
we featured the news release Sparkling range of water monitors at IWWE 2007 from
Analytical Technology: "Analytical Technology (ATi) will be exhibiting its range of water monitors on stand B68 at Irish Water Waste and Environment (IWWE), 7-8 March 2007, RDS, Dublin".
In January 2007, we covered the news from Melbourn Scientific
concerning its Stability testing services
- take a look at Melbourn increases parenteral testing capacity
which says: "Melbourn Scientific is one of the first UK contract laboratories to invest in a light obscuration particle counter, enabling it to size and accurately count sub-visible particles in liquid samples".
Take a look also at the news release from Lighthouse Worldwide Solutions, Perfect tool for multiple batch sampling,
as well as Advancing portable particle counting technology from Lighthouse Worldwide Solutions,
and Standards for light obscuration particle counters from Brookhaven Instruments (UK).
See also:
Particle counting and condition monitoring
(September 2005)
Millions of currency units a year are lost in the electronics, semiconductor, data storage, pharmaceutical, food production, biotech, and defense industries due to contamination
Environmental monitor for new GTP/FDA standards
(July 2005)
Aerosol particle counter provides complete environmental monitoring in a compact, convenient package that weighs only 7kg
Setting a new standard for particle measuring
(July 2005)
The first monitor to use a thermally-chilled, solid state diode laser to count 0.1 micron particles, it offers accuracy, reduced operating costs, and a three year laser warranty
Measure surface cleanliness of biomedical devices
(July 2005)
Integrated testing station combines ultrasonic extraction, optical particle measurements, and automated software to quantify the surface cleanliness of complex shaped biomedical devices
Particle counter now has internal printer
(June 2005)
Data can be viewed on the unit, logged into a facility monitoring system software program , or printed directly from the instrument on cleanroom-safe thermal paper
High flow particle counter reduces testing times
(May 2005)
These portable particle counters are said to get cleanroom testing and certification done faster and more accurately then any other particle counter on the market
Liquid particle counter product range taken on
(October 2004)
In line with its philosophy of 'making meaningful measurements', Meritics has added Spectrex's range of liquid particle counters to its particle characterisation product portfolio
Two particle sizers in one
(June 2004)
The complete system weighs less than 30kg, and can be ready to start taking measurements in only a few minutes from initial set-up, so is ideal for field applications
Monitoring aerosols and particulates
(April 2004)
Many dust monitors are designed for permanent installation, but the portability that has been a key design of these instruments makes them ideal for field applications
Battery operated portable particle counter
(January 2004)
Six-channel portable particle counter with colour touch-screen display handles a flow rate of up to 28.3 litres per minute
Low cost interim verification to USP788
(October 2003)
Parenteral drug manufacturers seeking an economical interim verification of particle counter performance to USP Monograph 788 can now achieve this using particle count control
World's only 0.2 micron handheld particle counter
(August 2003)
Displays six channels of particle data in either cumulative or differential mode, as well as temperature and relative humidity data
High accuracy, low cost particle counter
(November 2002)
Offers the detection sensitivity of a particle counter with low maintenance and easy cleaning, at a price close to that of a turbidimeter
Particle counter and wear classifier
(September 2001)
The LaserNet Fines (LNF) is a bench-top automated particle counter and shape classifier that identifies, sizes and trends wear debris in all type of lubricants and hydraulic fluids
Standard particles and fluorescent microspheres
(August 2001)
Brookhaven offers a comprehensive range of certified particle size standards used for calibration microscopy, particle size analysis, and contamination monitoring