Particle size analyzer

I’m looking to see if anyone on here has access to a particle size analyzer, I have some nanosizing R&D processes that id like to get quantified and verified-

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I don’t have one but i know some universities are accepting tests on hemp projects now and have such equipment.

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We plan on buying one in the future, but the good ones run $60k+ so it’s a bit more than we can justify right now…

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Not really a particle size analyzer, but you can use it to measure particle size.

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Hello Rowan, you can get units from thees people. We supply filtration products and some of these companies use our capsule filters for zero counting the machines prior to shipping or calibrating.
Climet:

Horiba

Hach
https://www.hach.com/particle-counting/2200-pcx-particle-counter/family?productCategoryId=35547372725

Thanks, Greg gregh@heyesfilters.com

Anybody have recommendations for what brands/models to look for in the used market for particle size analysis to aid in the development of nano emulsified products? I’m a sucker for that fleaBay fixer upper on a steal and have been looking but curious what people prefer to run. Also curious what operating costs typically look like if anyone knows.

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We’ve got one of these for our emulsion formulation:

https://www.malvernpanalytical.com/en/products/product-range/zetasizer-range#:~:text=Zetasizer%20range,-The%20world’s%20most&text=Instruments%20in%20the%20Zetasizer%20family,Dynamic%20Light%20Scattering%20(DLS).

It costs nothing to run really, cuvettes are your only consumable and some can be washed and reused.

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