The DUSTMON characterizes high level dust in powder and granulates and is an ideal system to measure the amount and concentration of dust in powders and granulates. The analysis method offers a real-time measurement with up to 1000 measurements per second. All results will be stored and can be transferred into other databases such as Excel
Results displayed on the instrument:
Maximum dust concentration in % (0-100 % of complete dust concentration)
Dust concentration after 30 seconds
Dust index (= maximum value + value after 30 seconds)
Application example
Medical / Pharmaceuticals, Biotechnology, Geology / Mining, Food, Metal Powders, Metals, Pigments, Polymers, Powder Coatings .., Chemicals, Beverages
Benefits:
Understanding how much dust a powder product creates will help manufacturers identify packaging techniques that reduce the impact of dust
Some dust is harmless, while others can be dangerous especially if inhaled. By determining how long it takes dust to settle, manufactures can establish and monitor safety parameters
Dust is a very “fluid” concept. Ask 20 people what the definition of dust is; you will have 20 different definitions. By measuring the particle size distribution, as well as dust concentration, researchers have the ability to gain an even deeper understanding of their material with one instrument
Design of the DUSTMON guarantees a long lifetime of the instrument
By having an uncomplicated user interface, you will spend less time training employees on how to use the instrument, and more time conducting analysis, which increases productivity
High repeatability of measurements ensures consistency of data
The same instrument can measure high and low content of dust in powder granulates
Features:
Measures how much dust is created from powder products
Determines how long it takes dust to settle
Calculates particle size distribution
Uncomplicated user interface
High repeatability
Sealed sample beaker
Long-life light source
Onboard display
USB connection ports and Windows compatible software
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