Nicomp® Nano DLS/ZLS Systems
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System Features
The standard Nicomp DLS system is configured with a 12 mW red laser diode and a PMT detector at 90 degrees. A wide range of options and accessories makes it easy to configure the system to match your samples and application.
| High-power laser diodes: | Red laser diodes | 15, 35, 50, 100 mW |
| Green laser diodes | 50, 100 mW | |
| Avalanche photo diode (APD) detectors: | Two detectors are available, a PMT for zeta potential and an APD for particle size | |
| Low volume cells: | Includes a box of 300 μL round cells that are easily centrifuged, other lower volume cells available | |
| Autodilution: | Eliminates the need for manual dilution of concentrated samples | |
| Multi-angle goniometer: | Ideal for advanced users, complex distributions, and enhanced sensitivity to larger particles | |
| Phase analysis light scattering (PALS): | Measures small phase shifts, enhancing sensitivity, and improved zeta potential results in high ionic strength or organic solvent environments | |
| High voltage zeta potential cell: | Measures organic solvents at high electric field strengths up to 250 V/cm | |
High Resolution DLS System
Nicomp Nano N3000 System
- Uses Dynamic Light Scattering (DLS) technology to size proteins, colloids, emulsions, nanoparticles, CMPs, inkjet inks, and a variety of other dispersions used in nanotechnology and medicine
- Features the Nicomp algorithm for sizing, which has a superior ability to detect and separate multimodal distributions and primary peaks from aggregate peaks
- Optional Electrophoretic Light Scattering (ELS) to measure zeta potential
Zeta Potential Analyzer
Nicomp Nano Z3000 System
- Combines Dynamic Light Scattering (DLS) sizing capability with both frequency and Phase Analysis Light Scattering (PALS) modes for measuring zeta potential
- With an elect electric field that can be varied from 1 to 250 Volts/cm, one instrument can be used to analyze zeta potential in aqueous and organic solvents
- Cost of ownership is minimized with easy-to-use dip cell and inexpensive ZRS zeta potential standard
Successfully Opted for software Updates
Published Jan 1, 2022
Application Note
Mean Particle Size and Zeta Potential Analysis of CMP Slurries
1.4 MB
Published Sep 12, 2019
Application Note
USP <729> Globule Size Distribution in Lipid Injectable Emulsions
510.0 kB
Published Oct 1, 2021
Technical Note
Selection of Particle Size Standards for Verifying and Validating Dynamic Light Scattering Instruments Used in Life Sciences
1.3 MB