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The S3500 & SDC Analyzer

The Microtrac S3500 series is the industry's first modular upgradeable designed particle size analyzer.  What this revolutionary modular design now provides - FOR THE FIRST TIME - is the ability to expand and upgrade your particle size analyzer without replacing the entire system.  So now, as your needs grow and change, your analyzer can grow and change with you faster and more economically.

Particle Size Range : 0.02 to 2816 microns 
(ALL IN ONE MEASUREMENT WITHOUT CHANGING A LENS OR CELL)

Wet or Dry Measurements

Modular System allows future system  upgrades in a matter of minutes.
Patented Tri-laser technology provides accurate, reliable, and repeatable test results in seconds.
Rapid changeover from wet to dry measurements takes a few minutes.
The highest resolution.
More powerful optical technology greatly extends the range of measurement.
User friendly equipment and software.
Designed for long-term operation with minimal maintenance.
Outstanding technical and customer support.
Worldwide distribution and service network.

CONFIGURATION S3500 Series

Configuration Wet Range Dry Range Validation
Available
Multi  Laser System Wet-Dry System Available Upgradeable
Enhanced 0.02 -  2816 um .025 - 2816 um  Y Y Y

         Y

Extended 0.02 - 1500 um 0,25 - 2816 um Y Y Y Y
Standard 0.25 - 1500 um 0.25 - 1500 um Y Y Y Y
Basic 0.7 - 1000 um 0.7 - 1500 um Y Y Y  N

 

Legacy Analyzers available upon request:
Additional Particle Size Analyzers

X100/SRA FAMILY

SRA150 X100
Range 0.7-700 Microns 0.04 -704 Microns
Phase Wet or Dry Wet or Dry
Measurement Technique Laser diffraction analysis Laser diffraction analysis using unified scatter technique

 

SRA 150

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Range 0.7-700 Microns
Phase Wet or Dry Measurements
Measurement Technique Laser diffraction analysis
Optics Single laser diode and forward photo detector array

 

X-100

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Range 0.04-704 Microns
Phase Wet or Dry Measurements
Measurement Technique Laser diffraction analysis using Unified Scatter Technique
Optics One primary (on-axis) laser diode and two secondary (off-axis) laser diodes with one forward and one high-angle photo detector array
  • Patented Tri-laser diffraction analysis
  • Auto aligning laser system
  • Unified scatter technique