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Dust particle analyzers
We offer a wide range of dust particle analyzers. Dust particle analyzers are everyday more used in environmental measurements, factories and offices to detect the concentration of dust particles which workers are subjected to. Such dust particle analyzers are also used in the industrial research and development or in clean rooms. Dust particle analyzers Kanomax series are able to aspirate air in order to check the amount of particles. The dust particle analyzer KM 3886 is a real time air cleaner with memory and software to transfer data to a computer. All dust particle analyzers meet all current regulations and are delivered with a factory calibration done (optional ISO calibration certificate). Recalibrations (according to the internal quality control) can be carried out at any time after paying a calibration fee. If you have any doubt regarding our dust particle analyzers, call us on: +44 ( 0 ) 191 377 3398 and our technical stall will be pleased to help you regarding our dust particle analyzers as well as the rest of our measuring instruments. 

Technical specifications about dust particle analyzers can be found at the following links:

- KM 3887 series dust particle analyzers
  (temporary or continuous measurement, memory, software, for 0,3 / 0,5 und 5 µm)

- KM 3886 series dust particle analyzers
  (for simultaneous measurements of five particle thickness, air velocity, memory, RS-232)

- MicroDust Pro dust particle analyzers
  (wide measurement range: 1 mg/m³ up to 2500 mg/m³, with memory and RS-232)

- KM 3900 series dust particle analyzers
  (measures 6 different sizes, flow of  28,3 l/min, memory for 5000 values)

- KM 3792 series dust particle analyzers
  (fixed installation / for particles with a thickness of 0,2 y 0,3 µm, RS-485)

- KM 3431 series dust particle analyzers
  (monitor for dust with Scattering method, Range: 0,001 – 9999 mg/m³, analog output)

Some definitions regarding dust particle analyzers

Total dust: Sum of respirable dust, thin and  thoracic dust (Respirable= solid, inhalable=liquid).

Respirable dust: Respirable dust is defined as that fraction of the dust with a thickness of 100 µm approx. reaching alveolar region of the lungs (head area). In order to detect pollution in air, you may need a particulate sampling pump with a flow rate of 3,5 l/min connection with a isokinetic probe.

Thoracic dust: Thoracic dust particles have a thicknes of  10 µm approx. which are deposited anywhere within the lung airways and the gas exchange region. In order to detect pollution in air, you may need a particulate sampling pump with a flow rate of 3,5 l/min connection with a isokinetic probe.

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