The NanoLab3D, designed for particle size measurement, is based on the innovative "3D Modulation Technology."
Traditional DLS instruments require high sample dilution to avoid the influence of multiple scattering, which leads to inaccurate size measurements—without even alerting the researcher to the significant margin of error!
LS Instruments’ patented 3D Modulation Technology effectively eliminates this issue: sample dilution is no longer required (see the application note in the File/Images section: "Particle Sizing in Highly Scattering Samples"). Combined with the ergonomic design of the NanoLab3D sample cell, this feature ensures highly reliable measurements.
The benefits are twofold: improved sample characterization and significant time savings.
Although Dynamic Light Scattering (DLS) is a widely used technique for particle size measurement across many scientific fields, experienced users know that DLS is not error-proof. A study conducted by LS Instruments revealed that more than 80% of users make critical mistakes when using DLS instruments, often leading to significant errors—without even realizing it.
For this reason, LS Instruments developed the LsLab software, featuring an intuitive interface that guides users step by step through the DLS measurement process while providing precise information on result validity. This software, combined with the modulated 3D technology implemented in the NanoLab3D, ensures full confidence in the accuracy and reliability of LS Instruments' measurements.
Technical Features
Advanced DLS particle sizing
Applicable to diluted as well as highly concentrated samples
Particle sizing from 0.15 nm to 5 µm radius
Temperature range: 4°C to 85°C
Monitors time-dependent processes
Compact and robust design
Online support for all customers
The NanoLab 3D conforms to ISO 22412
Scattering angle:
90°
Hydrodynamic radius
0.15 nm-15 μm
Cuvette sizes
3x3 mm, 5x5 mm, 10x10 mm
Maximum concentration
40% w/v
Sample volume
50 μL —2 mL
Temperature range
4-85°C +/-0.02°C online measured
Laser class
1
Wavelength
685 nm
Laser power
45 mW
Detector
2 high sensitive APD, QE 65% dark counts <250
Detection
Single mode fiber with integrated optics
Correlator
Two channel multiple tau, 12.5 ns -1 h 1088 channels
The NanoLab3D, designed for particle size measurement, is based on the innovative "3D Modulation Technology."
Traditional DLS instruments require high sample dilution to avoid the influence of multiple scattering, which leads to inaccurate size measurements—without even alerting the researcher to the significant margin of error!
LS Instruments’ patented 3D Modulation Technology effectively eliminates this issue: sample dilution is no longer required (see the application note in the File/Images section: "Particle Sizing in Highly Scattering Samples"). Combined with the ergonomic design of the NanoLab3D sample cell, this feature ensures highly reliable measurements.
The benefits are twofold: improved sample characterization and significant time savings.
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Although Dynamic Light Scattering (DLS) is a widely used technique for particle size measurement across many scientific fields, experienced users know that DLS is not error-proof. A study conducted by LS Instruments revealed that more than 80% of users make critical mistakes when using DLS instruments, often leading to significant errors—without even realizing it.
For this reason, LS Instruments developed the LsLab software, featuring an intuitive interface that guides users step by step through the DLS measurement process while providing precise information on result validity. This software, combined with the modulated 3D technology implemented in the NanoLab3D, ensures full confidence in the accuracy and reliability of LS Instruments' measurements.
Technical Features