Tag Archives: dispersion

How exciting is this? It is such a fantastic experience to see first-hand our customer’s reaction to the Hydro Sight and Hydro SV , new accessories for the Mastersizer 3000 which we launched at Powtech yesterday. It was great being…READ MORE >

Hi and welcome to backstage at Powtech! Yesterday we arrived at the Exhibition Centre in Nuremberg to set up our Malvern stand amongst the hive of activity customary before the opening of such a prestigious show. I am so excited to have…READ MORE >

Suspension Rheology Understanding rheological properties of suspensions and how particle characteristics are controlling factors Given the complementary range of materials characterization techniques we have here at Malvern, the measurement of dispersed systems – from suspensions, emulsions and foams, to pastes and…READ MORE >

On the 12th June 2012 Malvern held its first Dispersion Rheology Seminar in Denmark. The 25 attendees heard talks on Rheology Basic Principles and Dispersion stability. The influence of particle size and shape and Zeta potential was also discussed. A…READ MORE >

One of the most important parts of my job is aiding multinationals with transferring methods between sites. You may think that, with the SOP function present in Malvern’s products, saving methods and emailing them to the other sites guarantees easy method…READ MORE >

I am Renate Hessemann in my role as European Marketing Manager I am responsible for the Analytica Exhibition in Munich, where we welcome visitors from today to Friday. In my years with Malvern I organized a lot of exhibitions and…READ MORE >

As Project Manager Accessories/ Manufacturing Engineering Manager, I have been responsible for optimizing all the Mastersizer 3000 accessories, which includes the Hydro range of wet dispersion units and the revolutionary new Aero S dry dispersion system. Having worked on the Mastersizer…READ MORE >

Choosing the most appropriate dispersion method when characterizing materials using laser diffraction should depend on both the physical and chemical characteristics of your sample and the goal of the dispersion procedure. Two methods are available – wet dispersion and dry…READ MORE >