
Particle and droplet systems are difficult to optimize and scale-up. With FBRM and PVM, METTLER TOLEDO is the world leader for real-time in situ particle system characterization. The ability... |
Probe-based imaging tool that captures high-resolution images of crystals, particles, and droplets as they exist in process. | New Experimental Insights Study crystallization, precipitation, suspensions, and emulsions at previously unobtainable levels of detail and reveal new insights that will power process development decision making. Powerful Analytics with iC Vision Monitor process changes using simple analytics, or quantify particle size and shape with customized algorithms. Breakthrough Usability With a slim, lightweight probe and plug-and-play connection, EasyViewer makes setup and data capture effortless. Smart focus and lighting controls alleviate the burden of manual interventions. Confident Deployment EasyViewer is built for frequent use and provides exceptional information - after as little as 15 minutes training. | ![]() |
Probe-based instrument inserted directly into a process to study how particle size and count change over time with Focused Beam Reflectance Measurement (FBRM) technology. | Measure Particle Size and Count By monitoring particle size and count in real time, scientists can understand, optimize and scale-up processes confidently using evidence-based methods. Understand Without Sampling By tracking changes to size and count, as particles naturally exist in process, scientists obtain process understanding safely and with no time delay - even at extreme temperatures and pressure. Develop Processes Confidently By tracking particle size and count continuously as experimental conditions are varied, it is possible to optimize processes and obtain fit for purpose particles on a consistent basis. Deploy in the Lab and the Plant By monitoring manufacturing processes, upsets can be identified quickly and improvements can be made using evidence collected at full production scale. | |
Probe-based instrument inserted directly into a process to visualize particles using real-time microscopy with PVM technology. | Study Particle Size, Shape and Structure By obtaining real time microscope images of particles as they exist in-process, scientists obtain immediate and comprehensive process understanding for every particle system. Capture Elusive Mechanisms By visualizing crystals, droplets and other delicate particle structures, scientists can characterize transient events and elusive mechanisms that are critical for process and product quality. Investigate Critical Process Events An image-based trend, sensitive to changes in particle size and concentration helps scientists identify and then investigate important events reducing the time it takes to develop processes Obtain Evidence for Optimization By visualizing particles and particle mechanisms inline, scientists acquire unique understanding that supports smarter process development at a lower total. |
Probe-based imaging tool that captures high-resolution images of crystals, particles, and droplets as they exist in process.
Probe-based instrument inserted directly into a process to study how particle size and count change over time with Focused Beam Reflectance Measurement (FBRM) technology.
Probe-based instrument inserted directly into a process to visualize particles using real-time microscopy with PVM technology.
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Browse through the Particle System Characterization application areas highlighted below:Crystallization
Suspensions and Emulsions
Granulation
Dissolution and Disintegration Testing
Fermentation and BioProcessing
Particle System Analysis and Particle System Characterization
- Improve Industrial Crystallization
- Scale-up of Batch Crystallization from Lab to Plant
- Beyond Turbidity: In Situ Monitoring And Control of Complex Particle and Droplet Systems
- Separations in Mining and Oil Sands Operations
- Best Practice for Inline Particle Size Characterization
- Inline Particle Size Measurement - Changing the Paradigm
- Best Practices For Crystallization Development