Particle size analyzers
Our world leading range of particle size analyzers enable you to maximise productivity and develop better products faster.
Mining solutions
Improve recovery rates and process efficiency from exploration to mineral processing
With over 60 sample positions, the Aeris High-Capacity Sample Changer brings innovative, automated, round-the-clock analysis to your high-throughput environment, cutting operator workload by up to 50%
Our world leading range of particle size analyzers enable you to maximise productivity and develop better products faster.
We offer a versatile range of X-ray fluorescence spectrometers and related products for elemental and thick film analysis.
Our XRD solutions are used in many environments, from universities and research institutes to industrial process control labs.
Near infrared spectrometers & spectroradiometers
Portable spectrometers and handheld alternatives
Easy sample preparation for accurate XRF analysis
Reducing costs and optimizing quality for industry
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Contact salesWe partner with our customers in a huge range of industries and applications to make their solutions possible through the power of precision measurements, our expertise, trusted data, and insights.
Improve recovery rates and process efficiency from exploration to mineral processing
The physicochemical insight needed to accelerate drug products to market
Analytical solutions for metal analysis and alloy manufacturing
Renewable energy storage: empower your research and production with the best analytical solutions
Light Scattering for every application
The smartest way to measure particle size
Fast and accurate at- and on-line elemental analysis
Multipurpose X-ray diffractometers for your analytical needs
A non-destructive technique to study all types of material
Dynamic Light Scattering for size characterization of proteins, nanoparticles, polymers and colloidal dispersions
Visualize and measure particle size and concentration
X-ray fluorescence spectroscopy & XRF applications
Analysis of particle size distributions from sub-nanometer to millimeters
Zeta potential measurements to improve formulation stability, shelf life and reduce formulation time and costs
Label free protein ligand interaction analysis solutions using GCI and ITC
Moisture analysis equipment and instrumentation using NIR spectroscopy
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