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Model 9210
NanoParticle Standards and Precision Dilution System
Dilute to 2000 Particles/ml with ease
Reliable, Repeatable Nanoparticle Generation and Precise Aerosol Dilution – In One Integrated System
The Model 9210 Nanoparticle Standards and Precision Dilution System from Kanomax FMT is a highly versatile solution for generating nanoparticle aerosols and delivering precise, repeatable dilution. Built for calibration, testing, and validation workflows, this all-in-one system enables researchers, engineers, and quality control professionals to generate and dilute aerosols with industry-leading control and consistency.
Key Features:
- Monodisperse Aerosol Generation
Atomizes and dries polystyrene latex (PSL) spheres to produce consistent, monodisperse nanoparticle aerosols—ideal for calibrating and validating nanoparticle measurement instruments. -
Built-In Dual Dilution System
Offers precision dilution at two fixed stages (10x and 100x), enabling users to cover a wide range of particle concentrations without compromising accuracy. -
Integrated and Compact Design
Combines nanoparticle generation and dilution in a single, easy-to-use benchtop system—no need for multiple instruments or complex setups. -
Ready-to-Use PSL Ampoules
Compatible with sealed PSL ampoules for fast, safe, and clean aerosol preparation with minimal user intervention. - Ideal for Calibration and Performance Testing
Engineered to meet the stringent demands of particle counter calibration, instrument verification, and R&D environments.
Applications
Calibration and testing of:
- Condensation Particle Counters (CPCs)
- Scanning Mobility Particle Sizers (SMPS)
- Optical Particle Counters (OPCs)
- Quality control in cleanrooms and semiconductor facilities
- Instrument validation in research labs and environmental monitoring setups
- Aerosol science studies and nanoparticle behavior research
- Dilution Ratios: Built-in 10x and 100x stages
- PSL Compatibility: Works with sealed PSL ampoules
- Aerosol Output: Stable, monodisperse nanoparticle stream
- Design: Compact footprint with integrated control and operation
Effortless Particle Classification and Analysis: Neutralizer to CPC in Action
Resolution: >30,000
Mass range: m/z 1~1000
Sampling rate: 2GS/s
Ion source: EI
Dimensions (mm), Weight:
infiTOF: W270 x H465 x D550, 38.5kg
smartGC: W245 x H465 x D550, 18kg
Trap: W260 x H600 x D260, 5kg
Great for analyzing Nitrogen-containing organics and real-time reaction fragments
How it works
1. Nanoparticle Generation Using PSL Ampoules
The system begins with a sealed ampoule containing polystyrene latex (PSL) spheres suspended in liquid. These PSL spheres are uniform in size, making them ideal for generating monodisperse aerosols.
- The liquid PSL suspension is atomized using a built-in nebulizer, creating a fine mist of droplets.
- The droplets are then directed through a drying system, where the carrier gas removes moisture.
- This results in a clean, dry stream of PSL particles, with highly uniform particle size and distribution—ideal for calibration and validation work.
2. Integrated Precision Dilution
Once the aerosol is generated, it can be passed through one of two built-in dilution stages:
- 10x Dilution Stage
- 100x Dilution Stage
These fixed-ratio diluters ensure accurate and repeatable concentration reduction, enabling users to test instruments across a range of particle densities.
- The dilution system uses high-precision flow control to mix the aerosol stream with clean, filtered air.
- This allows for consistent dilution performance without manual mixing or additional hardware.
3. Output for Downstream Applications
The final, diluted aerosol stream is then delivered to your instrument under test, such as:
- Condensation Particle Counters (CPCs)
- Scanning Mobility Particle Sizers (SMPS)
- Optical Particle Counters (OPCs)
This enables accurate calibration, sensitivity testing, and verification of nanoparticle instrumentation.
Summary
- Atomization → Turns PSL liquid into aerosol
- Drying → Removes moisture to yield dry, stable nanoparticles
- Dilution → Built-in 10x and 100x dilution options
- Output → Provides a clean, controlled aerosol stream for testing and calibration