The DIPA 2000 particle size and shape analyzer is a unique instrument that combines 2 complementary Measurement Techniques by integrating laser and video channels. It provides complete sample information on particle size distribution and numerous particle shape parameters.  The DIPA 2000 has a wide measurememnt range starting at 0.1 up to 5000 microns. Two of its unique and advanced added values are - very high analytical resolution (analyzing each sampled particle individually) and real time sample visualization capabilities.   In addition to its advanced hardware capabilities, the DIPA 2000 uses state-of-the-art groundbreaking software, that allows comprehensive data analysis and report generation among many other useful features. Analytical data can be displayed in an exceptionally wide variety of tables and graphs, easily customized to provide the required information. Statistical comparison is available via data mining features, allowing overlay graphs and comparison data to be reliably assembled. Our "one-click" approach allows automatic analysis sample reporting, generated by common MS-Office documents. The DIPA 2000 is an ultimate system that uses the FDA recommended analytical approach, without any prior knowledge of the sample and with no calibration required. Click here to view the DIPA 2000 brochure            DIPA 2000 instruments can be fitted with a variety of Modular Measurement Cells allowing user friendly measurement of many different types of materials within the same instrument. These modular cells can be manually interchanged quickly to allow for particle analysis in liquids, emulsions, creams, dry powders, fibers, heated liquids, aerosols, and more - with minimal (or no) sample intervention and original state analysis. Other unique accessories provide efficient and easier material handling and/or sample preparation. This application driven approach ensures that the DIPA 2000 technology adjust itself to the sample rather than adjusting the sample to the technology (which is a significant drawback of other common PSA techniques).       Liquid Measurement Cells Plastic / Glass cuvette Cells (magnetic or Mechanical stirring). Flow-Through Cells. Thin Layer Cell. Fibers.         Dry Powder Cells Slide Cell - dispersed fine dry powder or cream on glass microscope slides. Free Fall Cell - dry granular particles (typically larger than 100 microns). These dry powder cells allows analysis without any sample wetness!       Opaque Liquids Cell For the analsis of opaque liquids such as oil, milk, etc. This flow-through thin layer apparatus allows a remarkable sampling capability without dilution requirements!       Heated Liquids Cell For the analysis of heated liquids and material such as wax, transparent creams, etc.     Aerosol Cell For the analysis of aerosols and/or gases, by using dedicated flow controller.     Liquid Flow Controllers Large Volume controller (up to 1000 cc). Includes 2-ways peristaltic pump, controlled sonication, flow and stirring direction and speed control, etc. Small Volume Controller (up to 250 cc).       Dry Powder Disperser For dispersing fine dry powder particles on slides and other even-surfaces; also efficient as a stand alone device for heterogenic dispersion of dry powders for microscopic observations or other analytical requirements.     On-Line "Tailor-Made" Applications Specially adjusted on-line DIPA 2000 instruments and accessories are also available for real-time particle size and/or shape monitoring. These "tailor-made" systems serves specific applications and are individually fitted to each application seperately and according to its specific analytical and engineering requirements.