Flowcam tastes right for particle characterisation
FlowCAM tastes right for WILD Flavors Inc's particle characterisation A new application for the Fluid Imaging's FlowCAM product range (available from Meritics in the UK) has been developed.
A new application for the Fluid Imaging's Flowcam product range (available from Meritics in the UK) has been developed.
Wild Flavors has selected a Flowcam for its quality control applications.
Wild Flavors is one of the largest privately owned suppliers of natural flavour ingredients for the food and beverage industry.
An instrument that integrates microscopy and flow cytometry, the Flowcam analyzes, images, and counts particles in a fluid stream.
A Flowcam BX-4 model was purchased for use at Wild Flavors's US headquarters in Cincinnati, Ohio.
"While particle counters help us to characterise materials, microscopy yields far more information about the material.
"However, microscopic analysis is very time consuming," stated Rob Tyskiewicz, analytical chemist in Wild Flavors's global analytics department.
"With the Flowcam, we expect to be able to microscopically inspect far more material in a shorter time frame.
"The Flowcam provides the same types of information as classical microscopy, but in much higher quantities than we were able to look at before".
Researchers and technicians can use the Flowcam to identify and analyse particles using over 20 different parameters.
The Flowcam produces a clear digital image of each particle and presents data in an easy-to-read image-based spreadsheet (VisualSpreadsheetC).
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