Particle Counter Product List and Ranking from 12 Manufacturers, Suppliers and Companies

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Particle Counter Manufacturer, Suppliers and Company Rankings

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  1. リオン Tokyo//others
  2. ケンブリッジフィルターコーポレーション Tokyo//Building materials, supplies and fixtures manufacturers
  3. 日本カノマックス Osaka//others
  4. 4 パーティクルプラス Tokyo//retail
  5. 4 SGY 本社 Tokyo//Trading company/Wholesale
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  1. Particle Counter Airborne 0.1μm KC-22A リオン
  2. Particle counter in liquid 0.1μm KS-42A/42AF リオン
  3. "Particle counter" capable of measurements in clean rooms! 日本カノマックス
  4. Particle Counter "ApexZ Series" ケンブリッジフィルターコーポレーション
  5. 4 Particle Counter Liquid Ultra-Pure Water 0.05μm KL-30A リオン

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Is clean level measurement only for clean rooms?

Is clean level measurement only for clean rooms?

I will explain the secrets of a particle counter that can measure high concentrations and large particles, making the structure and principles easy to understand for beginners!

We are currently offering a document that provides basic knowledge about "airborne particle counters," which are useful for measuring cleanliness in various locations such as clean rooms and manufacturing processes. The document clearly introduces the features, structure, and principles of airborne particle counters, as well as the differences between them and photometers that use the same light scattering technology. 【Contents】 ■ What is an airborne particle counter ■ Applications of handheld particle counters ■ Structure and principles of particle counters ■ Dispersion performance of particle sensors ■ Differences between particle counters and photometers… and more *In addition to this document, we are also offering a document that introduces our particle counters, which can be viewed via "PDF Download."

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[Data] Presentation "Particle Counters for the Next Generation"

[Data] Presentation "Particle Counters for the Next Generation"

To a new generation! Clean room work environments, indoor environments, and atmospheric environments! Achieving high concentration, large particles, high temporal resolution, large capacity memory, and 10-hour drive.

This document introduces particle counters that can be deployed from cleanroom-specific applications to various other areas. It includes topics such as "Conditions Required for Particle Counters Today," "Next-Generation Technologies of New Airy Technology & Particle Plus," and "High Concentration Experimental Data." Please take a moment to read it. 【Contents】 ■ Optical Particle Counter is Moving to the Next Generation ■ Is Contamination Only a Concern in Cleanrooms? ■ Particle Counters Have Changed! ■ Conditions Required for Particle Counters Today ■ Next-Generation Technologies of New Airy Technology & Particle Plus *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Aerosol monitoring in general indoor environments using a particle counter.

Aerosol monitoring in general indoor environments using a particle counter.

From cleanliness monitoring to aerosol monitoring of living environments, residential environments, and atmospheric environments!

This document introduces the recommendation for aerosol monitoring in general indoor environments using a particle counter. It includes sections on "Features and Benefits of Particle Plus and Airy Technology," "High Concentration Testing," and "Typical Particle Sizes Generally Mentioned." Detailed explanations are provided using graphs and charts. Please take a moment to read it. 【Contents】 ■ Features and Benefits of Particle Plus and Airy Technology - 1 ■ Features and Benefits of Particle Plus and Airy Technology - 2 ■ High Concentration Testing ■ Measurements in the Bedroom by PP8306 (ATH-306) + IMS ■ Particle Size Distribution in Living Spaces on a Certain Day *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Next-generation particle counter

Next-generation particle counter

Anywhere particle counter! Clean rooms, booths, outdoor and indoor environments, hospitals, work environments, exposure, oil mist, livestock barns, intersections, into the atmosphere.

We would like to introduce our "Next-Generation Particle Counter." Equipped with multiple high-end controllers, graphic controllers, high-speed programmable logic, and intelligent peripherals. Users can access other processes while maintaining "measurement operations." It achieves a maximum measurable concentration of over 30,000,000 particles/CF, making it suitable for clean rooms, indoor environments, and atmospheric conditions. The invisible becomes visible. 【Features】 ■ Compatible with clean rooms, indoor environments, and atmospheric conditions ■ Achieves a maximum measurable concentration of over 30,000,000 particles/CF ➔ Suitable for high-concentration environments ■ 4.3-inch color touch LCD ➔ Multi-tasking without interruptions ■ Easy screen touch operation with the included touch pen or fingers ➔ Events happen on-site ➔ Nothing can be seen without going to the site. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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[Information] Simple User Guide for Airy Technology

[Information] Simple User Guide for Airy Technology

Introducing various settings screens using photos! A guide on how to use the Airy Technology series.

This document is a user guide for the Airy Technology series. It introduces various features such as "SETTINGS," "SAMPLE SETUP," "CHANNEL MANAGEMENT," and "SELECT LOCATION," along with screen images. Additionally, it includes the settings screen for Modbus communication, "COMMUNICATIONS," and the settings screen for the temperature and humidity sensor (optional), "ENVIRONMENT." We encourage you to read it. 【Contents】 ■ Home Screen ■ Airy Technology Series User Guide (1) to (7) *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Structure, principles, and calibration of introductory particle counters.

Structure, principles, and calibration of introductory particle counters.

Particle counters that are active in measuring cleanliness in clean rooms and general environments, as well as in trend monitoring! We will introduce their principles, including a comparison with photometers.

This document introduces the structure, principle, and calibration of particle counters as an introductory guide. A "particle counter for airborne particles" is a device used to measure the number of suspended particles, particle size, and particle size distribution in clean rooms, indoors, and outdoors. It quantitatively aspirates sample air, introduces it into the laser irradiation area, and detects the scattered light from each irradiated particle. From the intensity of the light scattering response, the particle size is determined, and the number of particles in the sample air per unit time and unit volume, as well as the particle size distribution, are displayed. We have included a "conceptual diagram of particle sensor structure" and "dispersion performance of particle sensors," so please take a look at them via the PDF download. [Contents] ■ What is an airborne particle counter? ■ About handheld particle counters ■ Conceptual diagram of particle sensor structure ■ Setting and calibration of particle size threshold for particle counters ■ Dispersion performance of particle sensors *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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[Data] Particle Sedimentation and Particle Counter

[Data] Particle Sedimentation and Particle Counter

It is the settling distance per unit time by particle diameter! The particle counter detects "suspended particles" that enter the sensor, but it cannot capture those that are falling.

This document introduces particle sedimentation and particle counters. It presents "the gravitational and centrifugal sedimentation velocity of dust" and "the gravitational sedimentation velocity of fine particles" along with graphs. Additionally, it provides a detailed explanation of "the sedimentation distance of particles per unit time." We encourage you to read it. 【Contents】 ■ Calculated sedimentation distance of particles (density 1.0g/1.0cm3) ■ Gravitational and centrifugal sedimentation velocity of dust ■ Gravitational sedimentation velocity of fine particles ■ Sedimentation distance of particles per unit time *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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[Information] Conditions Required for Particle Counters Today

[Information] Conditions Required for Particle Counters Today

Functions required for <tools> in manufacturing environments, operations/processes, and living environments: 30 million pieces/cf, 1-second measurement, 45,000 logs, 10 hours of continuous measurement.

This document explains the conditions required for particle counters that are currently in demand. It includes the functions required for <tools> in manufacturing environments, work processes, and living environments, as well as "high concentration testing," "key points for measuring large particles," and more. Detailed explanations are provided using graphs. Please take a moment to read it. [Contents] ■ Functions required for <tools> in manufacturing environments, work processes, and living environments ■ High concentration testing - 1 by Model 8306 ■ High concentration testing - 2 (simultaneous measurement) ■ Key points for measuring large particles ■ Observation of airborne particles from breathing in the bedroom using IMS software *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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[Data] Particle Measurement in Pressurized Air Using a New Particle Counter

[Data] Particle Measurement in Pressurized Air Using a New Particle Counter

Measurement of particles in pressurized air using a new particle counter adopting a self-compensating free jet method.

This document reports on the applicability of the new OPC for measuring particles in pressurized air. It provides an explanation in a paper-like format on topics such as "New Particle Counter," "Performance Evaluation (Measurement of Particles in Pressurized Air)," and "Experimental Results and Discussion." The document includes images and graphs, making it easy to understand. We encourage you to read it. 【Contents】 1. Introduction 2. New Particle Counter 3. Performance Evaluation (Measurement of Particles in Pressurized Air) 4. Experimental Results and Discussion 5. Conclusion 6. Issues *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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