LAP 340 Particle Counter
Optical Particle Counter LAP 340 for analysis of particle size distributions and particle concentrations in aerosols, best for cleanroom applications
The Cleanroom Particle Counter LAP 340 is a device for measuring the number and size of particles in air streams and gaseous media according to ISO 21501-4.
The measuring system is suitable for stationary as well as mobile use.
The particle analyzer is especially suitable for clean room applications which enables it to cover a wide particle size range from 0,3 µm to 10 µm and a maximum measurable particle number concentration of 980'000 #/ft³ (35 #/cm³), in the standard version. That opens a wide range of measuring tasks.
These include monitoring and checking of clean rooms, clean benches, filter facilities in operation rooms, filling facilities in the pharmaceutical industry and separation efficiency tests of filters.
The particle analyzer is especially suitable for clean room applications which enables it to cover a wide particle size range from 0,3 µm to 10 µm and a maximum measurable particle number concentration of 980'000 #/ft³ (35 #/cm³), in the standard version. That opens a wide range of measuring tasks.
These include monitoring and checking of clean rooms, clean benches, filter facilities in operation rooms, filling facilities in the pharmaceutical industry and separation efficiency tests of filters.
Standards
DIN 1946-4
DIN 12980
DIN EN 12469
FED-STD-209 E
ISO 14644-3
ISO 21501-4
SWKI 99-3
VDI 2083
Benefits
- quick instrument setup
- portable particle counter for stationary as well as mobile use
- automatic calibrating function enables an easy checking and recalibration of the system
- connection possibilities for climate sensors (air humidity, temperature, differential pressure, flow velocity)
- user-friendly software for measuring and archiving
Applications
- clean room qualification and clean room validation measurements
- monitoring of clean rooms and laminar air flow boxes
- emission characterisation (e. g. vacuum cleaner testing)
- fractional efficiency tests of filters and separators
Parameter title | Unit | Value |
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test flow rate | L/min | 28,3 |
measurand(s) | - | particle number, particle size distribution |
measuring range, particle size | µm | 0,3 ... 10 |
resolution, measurement time | s | min. 1 (adjustable) |
power supply | - | 230/115 V AC, 50/60 Hz, max. approx. 250 W |
others | - | thermal printer |
communication interface | - | RS 232 C |
dimensions (w × h × d) | mm | 430 × 270 × 280 |
weight | kg | approx. 10 |
- sensors for temperature, relative air humidity, differential pressure and air velocity
- carry case
- software PASWin for data acquisition and analysis
- software CRQWin for clean room qualification according to ISO 14644 and DIN 2083
- software OPQWin for Validation of OP-Rooms according to DIN 1946-4
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