Laser Size Particle Analyzer LE-LPA402 Catalog

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Overview :

Lab Expo Laser Particle Size Analyzer LE-LPA402 comes with a 635 nm laser to provide stable and clear-cut optical measurements. It provides measurement precision within less than 0.5 % for various testing suspensions. Equipped with ultrasonic and circulation dispersion methods to treat variety of sample types. Integrated with microinjection and boiling sample for minimal sample loss. Our Laser Particle Size Analyzer is ideal for cement, mining, petrochemical, and materials research.

Specifications:
Measurement Range

0.01 µm to 1000 µm

Accuracy Error

≤ 0.5 % (D50 Value of National Standard Sample)

Repeatability Error

Less Than 0.5 % (D50 Value of National Standard Sample)

Misoperation Protection

Self-Protection for Misoperation ; No Response to Incorrect Sample Input

Bubble-Free

No Bubble Design, Reduces Interference, Improves Accuracy

Dispersion Method

Ultrasonic (4 KHz, 100 W), Circulation Pump (100 to 3350 rpm, 25 W)

Sample Cell

Boiling-Type Sample Cell With 190 to 600 ml Capacity

Micro Injection

Optional Built-In Micro-Injection Sample Feed Device

Laser Parameters

Imported Diode Laser, 635 nm, P Greater Than 10 mW

Optical Path Calibration

Automatic Calibration

Software Features

Analysis Models: R-R Distribution, Lognormal, Etc.Statistical Methods: D10, D50, D90, Etc.Comparison: Results Comparison and EvaluationSelf DIY Display Template: Supports Customized Particle Distribution Templates

Test Report Export

Word, Excel, BMP, Text Formats

Language Support

English Adaptable to Other Languages

Operation Mode

Computer Operation

Testing Speed

Less Than 1 min / Test (Excluding Dispersion Time)

Dimensions

680 × 410 × 450 mm

Weight

35 kg

Features:

  • Laser diode 635nm with power greater than 10mW
  • Measurement range 0.01 to 1000 micrometers
  • Accuracy error less than or equal to 0.5 percent D50 value
  • Sample cell boiling-type with capacity 190 to 600 milliliters
  • Testing speed less than one minute per test excluding dispersion time
  • Ultrasonic dispersion at 4 kilohertz and power of 10 watts
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