HORIBA CN-300 Centrifugal Nanoparticle Size analyzer
                 
 
Product Introduction of HORIBA CN-300 Centrifugal Nanoparticle Size Analyzer:
The HORIBA CN-300 centrifugal nanoparticle size analyzer can achieve high-precision measurement of the particle size distribution of undiluted and diluted samples.
The particle size is measured after being classified according to the particle size, which is a key feature of the centrifugal separation method. Therefore, a single measurement can yield accurate results over a wide range. The HORIBA CN-300 centrifugal nanoparticle size analyzer can provide two measurement methods: density gradient mode and homogeneous mode.
 
HORIBA CN-300 Product features of centrifugal nanoparticle size analyzer
A small amount of impurity particles or aggregates can be captured
The HORIBA CN-300 centrifugal nanoparticle size analyzer can capture a small amount of impurity particles due to its high resolution. It enables you to obtain reliable measurement results across the entire particle size distribution range, including those for particle groups with low content and low proportion.
The performance of the instrument remains stable after long-term measurement
The sample chamber and the turntable have cooling functions, which can prevent the temperature of the sample from rising during rotation. The reliability of the measurement results is enhanced by maintaining the viscosity of the solvent constant. The HORIBA CN-300 centrifugal nanoparticle size analyzer is very quiet and simple and safe to operate.
Sturdy, durable and easy to operate
Just inject the sample into the sample cell
The cuvette type sample cell is easy to clean and replace, reducing the risk of cross-contamination of samples.
Measurement principle of HORIBA CN-300 Centrifugal Nanoparticle Size analyzer:
The HORIBA CN-300 centrifugal nanoparticle size analyzer is  based on the centrifugal separation method. The particle size is derived by measuring the settling velocity of the particles under the action of centrifugal force, thereby obtaining the particle size distribution information. Specifically, the CN-300 center-type nanoparticle size analyzer utilizes the correlation between the settling velocity of particles under the action of centrifugal force and their particle size. By precisely measuring the settling velocity, it deduces the size of the particles and thereby obtains the detailed distribution of particle size .
 
HORIBA CN-300The main applications of centrifugal nanoparticle size analyzers
Semiconductor  | Functional nanomaterials  | Pigments, inks  | Energy  | 
CMP slurry  | Carbon nanotubes  | Pigments, fuels  | Battery materials  | 
  | Advanced carbon materials  | Toner suspension  | 
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  | Nanocellulose  | 
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HORIBA CN-300The differences between the density gradient mode and the uniform mode of the centrifugal nanoparticle size analyzer:
Density gradient mode
The sample is injected into a density-gradient solution, and the size of the particles is obtained by calculating the precipitation time required for the particles to reach the detector. This mode enables you to measure very small amounts of high-concentration samples with high resolution.

Uniform mode
Centrifugal sedimentation occurs in a uniform sample system, and the particle size distribution is calculated based on the information of particles passing through the detection area. This mode is suitable for measuring low-concentration samples.

 
HORIBA CN-300Product parameters of centrifugal nanoparticle size analyzer
Measurement method  | Centrifugal method, two measurement modes: density gradient mode and uniform mode  | 
Measurement range  | 10 nm- 40 um  | 
Maximum centrifugal force  | 30000 G  | 
"Quality"  | 100kg  | 
For more parameters, please contact us  | 
 
HORIBA CN-300Measurement case of Centrifugal Nanoparticle size analyzer
High-resolution measurement of particle size distribution
The following figure shows the results of a centrifugal particle size analyzer measuring a mixed sample containing four standard silica particles of the same concentration. The areas occupied by the four particles of different sizes are almost the same. Because particles are classified by centrifugal force, using the density gradient mode for measurement can obtain an accurate particle size distribution.

Sample: Standard particles (Take one drop each of 0.48um, 0.73um, 0.99um and 1.57um standard samples and mix them)
Injection volume: 10 μ l
Solvent: Sucrose solution
Measurement conditions: Density gradient mode
Measurement of particle size distribution of a small number of high-concentration samples
Centrifugal particle size analyzers can measure high-concentration samples that are difficult to measure by other methods, such as undiluted black pigments used in inkjet printers, and obtain high-precision measurement results, requiring only 2μL of sample.

Sample: Black pigment for inkjet printers (undiluted solution)
Injection volume: 2 μ l
Solvent: Sucrose solution
Measurement conditions: Density gradient mode