With a wide dynamic range of 5-100 microns, the Boulder Counter is extrememly effective for monitoring larger sized particles...
The Boulder Counter can store 3,000 records of particle
count data from 6 channels and environmental data from up to 4 sensors
(4-20mA). This data can also be transferred to a computer or printed
on the instrument's built-in thermal printer. With its easy to read, 5.7", color touch screen, the Lighthouse Boulder
Counter is an effective and efficient portable particle counter. The
instrument can also be integrated into a facility monitoring system, showing
its versatility.
The Boulder Counter offers a sensitivity of 5
microns at a flow rate of 1.0 CFM (28.3 LPM) and a wide dynamic range of 5
to 100 microns.
Designed and built by Lighthouse Worldwide Solutions, this is a product you can trust.
Features...
- 5-100 µm sensitivity
- 1.0 CFM (2.83 LPM) flow rate
- View up to 6 particle sizes simultaneously
- Meets JIS Standards
- 5.7' (14.47cm) Color Touch Screen Interface
- Removable/Rechargeable Li-Ion Battery
- Large Memory for Storing Data (3000 samples)
- Up to 4 environmental sensors (4-20 mA)
- Alphanumeric Location Labels
- Easy to Load Thermal Printer
- User Definable Printouts
- Deigned for Reliability
- Data Reported in Normalized Counts, FS-209E and ISO-14644-1
- Easily Configurable Interface with Zoom Capability
- Internal Audible Alarm
- External Alarm Trigger
- Data Easily Downloaded to Computer
Benefits...
- 2 Year Warranty
- Easy to Read Display
- User-Friendly Interface
- International Support
- Low Cost of Ownership
- Small Footprint
The Lighthouse Boulder Counter can
be used as a portable instrument or be integrated into a
facility monitoring system.
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Technical Specs
Applications...
- Aerospace Flight and Space Hardware
Manufacture
- Aerospace Precision Engine Manufacture
- Flat Panel Display Manufacturing
- Medical Deivce Manufacturing
- Automotive Precision Machining and Paint
- Paint Spray Booths
- LCD Industry
- Automotive and Aerospace painting and finishing
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