Are you confident that your particle counting system is providing you with reliable data and that you are correctly interpreting the results? Read on for the most up-to-date liquid particle counting information and products.
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TECHNICAL PAPERS
Our online library of papers written by our in-house experts is extremely popular because it is a quick way for you to learn about particle counting and is available 24x7. Be sure to review it to find support for your application. Our newest papers are:
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Liquid Particle Counting Consideration
This paper covers several basics of liquid particle counting. It starts by providing examples from industries currently using particle counters and suggests how this can be used in other areas. Also discussed here are the advantages of using an optical particle counter (OPC) and the considerations of ...Continue to learn more.... |
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Updated: Particle Sizing Accuracy Calculator
Simply enter the PSL mean size and resolution; this program calculates Relative Size Error for the LiQuilaz particle counter. Continue to learn more... |
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New Paper: Count Standards for the LiQuilaz Particle Counter
Verifying the operation of a volumetric Optical Particle Counter (OPC) is necessary in many applications. This paper describes the proper use of count standards to check the operation of a LiQuilaz S or E type OPC. The following instructions are for ... Continue to learn more.... |
PRODUCT INFORMATION
Particle Counters
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Ultra DI 50: Meets ITRS Roadmap Guidelines
Ultra DI liquid particle counters are designed specifically for (deionized) DI water systems and will count and size contaminants as small as 0.05 microns (50 nano). The Ultra DI's large sample volume, low zero count, and high counting efficiency provide unsurpassed performance... Continue to learn more... |
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LiQuilaz Volumetric Optical Particle Counter
The LiQuilaz liquid particle counters are volumetric monitors with a variety of sizing sensitivities as low as 0.2 microns. They provide high precision analysis for most process chemicals including... Continue to learn more ...
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PARTICLE COLLEGE 2008
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We will be holding two Particle College classes in Boulder, CO in 2008 - February and August. Plan now to attend this popular class next year. Get more details, or register on our website.
Some of the relevant liquid segments include:
Introduction to Monitoring Particles in Liquids
This presentation introduces the different types of liquid particle counting systems and discusses the pros and cons of each. Particle monitoring schemes are presented with commentary on advantages and disadvantages of each. Methods of performance verification are presented, and data is used to help provide a better understanding of calibration accuracy in these high performance products.
Advanced Liquid Monitoring
We delve into the more difficult areas of liquid particle counting, including what happens to particle sizing when the index of refraction changes in the fluid, particle, or both. What constitutes statistical significance, and is there anything that can improve the data quality? In the remaining time, we will discuss the issues of importance to you. Bring your difficult liquid application questions and we will share our knowledge with you.
For more information on this course, go to http://www.pmeasuring.com/services/college
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SYSTEM SUPPORT
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What do you do when you don't know what to do? Call Particle Measuring Systems!
We have three levels of System Support packages to meet the requirements of our diversified customer base. Our System Support staff is ready to answer your questions regarding our Facility Monitoring Software and the instruments that can connect to it, as well as our batch sampling software. Don't waste your valuable time trying to find solutions when our experts can quickly assist you. If you would like details regarding the different plans and how to join, please contact our Inside Sales Group at 303.443.7100.
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SERVICE SCHEDULING TO REDUCE TURNAROUND TIME
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To keep your instrument working on your site longer, we now provide service and calibration scheduling. This allows you to use your instrument up to a pre-arranged date prior to sending it in for service. Turnaround times for annual calibrations can be reduced to one week when service work is scheduled at least three weeks in advance.
Call Customer Service at (800) 557-6363 to schedule your service work.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
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Our experts are available to answer your questions. Submit your question and our experts will respond directly to you. You can also read our library of FAQs to help with your application.
Recent question: How long will it take for my particle counts to stabilize once my particle counter is connected?
Read the answer on our website.
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Ann Carwell
Particle Measuring Systems
(847) 340-4200
acarwell@pmeasuring.com
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