What is a Particle Counter?

A particle counter is a device used to measure the number and size of particles in air or liquids. It is commonly used in clean rooms, pharmaceutical manufacturing, and semiconductor production lines to help manage particle concentration and quality control. By employing light scattering or laser technology, it detects particles and obtains real-time data. This allows for accurate monitoring of air or liquid cleanliness, identification of contamination sources, and implementation of countermeasures. Particle counters are essential tools for improving environmental management and manufacturing process reliability.

Application of Particle Counter

✅Air Cleanliness Management in Clean Rooms
Particle counters measure particle levels in clean rooms to ensure compliance with ISO standards. They are used to prevent contamination in semiconductor and precision equipment manufacturing.
✅Quality Control in Pharmaceutical Factories
Monitoring airborne particles and contaminants during pharmaceutical production ensures product safety and quality. It is essential for meeting GMP standards.
✅Air Management in Hospitals and Operating Rooms
Particle counters monitor particles in operating rooms and intensive care units (ICUs) to maintain sterile environments and prevent hospital-acquired infections.
✅Cleanliness Inspection of Water and Liquids
By measuring particles in liquids, particle counters ensure the cleanliness of drinking water and pharmaceutical-grade water, allowing for early detection of contaminants.

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