Key
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WET AND DRY DISPERSION |
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Cilas' patented design provides customers with an
integrated wet and dry dispersion system.
The transition from wet to dry dispersion modes is accomplished
via
software with one click of the mouse. Our unique design eliminates the need for
the operator to swap hardware when switching modes. This also eliminates
the need to realign and revalidate the analyzer when switching between
dispersion modes.
All Cilas systems can be configured for wet dispersion, dry
dispersion or wet and dry dispersion, based on customer need.
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Companies
manufacture a wide range of particles. When they want to analyze
particle size, there are two available techniques, wet dispersion or dry
dispersion. Ideally the best choice for particle size measurement is
wet dispersion. This mode allows the user to select internal
ultrasonics, stirring or the pump to break up any agglomerates. Water,
alcohol or other solvents can be used in wet dispersion mode. |
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If a particle is
soluble in water or reacts with water, customers can choose to run the
sample in dry dispersion. This avoids using water or any other
solvent. Other samples that might not distribute well in a solvent are
best run in dry mode. Using Cilas' new dry jet dispersion technique,
the pressure
required to disperse powders is low, which means deagglomeration can be achieved without breaking particles.
Cilas application
specialists can help our users decide whether wet or dry dispersion is best
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Come and see our solutions at the following trade shows:
International
Conference & Exhibition on Advanced Ceramics & Composites
Booth 223
Daytona Beach, FL
January 29 - 30, 2008
Pittcon 2008
Booth
1960
New
Orleans, LA
March
1 - 7, 2008
Particle Society of
Minnesota
Roseville, MN
March 19, 2008
International
Powder & Bulk Solids Show
Booth 2655
Chicago,
IL
May
5 - 8, 2008
American Coatings Show 2008
Booth 929
Charlotte, NC
June 3 - 5, 2008
MS&T 2008
Pittsburg,
PA
October 5 - 8, 2008
American Association of Pharmaceutical Scientists 2008
Booth 240
Atlanta, GA
November 16 - 20, 2008
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