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Particle analysis begins with curiosity, but material performance demands deeper insight. While laser diffraction has long been trusted for fast, reliable particle sizing, today we are taking particle characterization further by unlocking detailed particle shape analysis in one system.
The Bettersizer 2600 Plus takes particle analysis beyond conventional sizing.
Built on the trusted legacy of the Bettersizer 2600, the new Bettersizer 2600 Plus redefines particle analysis by integrating high-resolution laser diffraction with dynamic image analysis (LD + DIA). This powerful combination moves beyond basic sizing to provide simultaneous measurements of size and shape, detecting agglomerates, irregular morphologies, and dispersion instability in real time.
Smart automation streamlines every stage, from dispersion and stability checks to surfactant dosing and reporting, ensuring that all results are monitored and validated. With a patented optical system and modular design for both wet and dry units, the Bettersizer 2600 Plus delivers high-quality particle analysis even for the most challenging samples.
Join the webinar to discover how the Bettersizer 2600 Plus is redefining “all-in-one” performance and why it’s time to switch.
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In This webinar, You’ll Discover:
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Why Assumptions Fall Short: Learn how relying solely on traditional laser diffraction can mask agglomerates and irregular particle shapes that commonly lead to processing and quality issues.
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The Power of Dual Technology: See how the seamless integration of laser diffraction with dynamic image analysis lets you measure particle size and shape simultaneously in real time, bringing clarity and confidence to your material characterization.
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Consistency Without the Guesswork: Find out how Smart Dispersion, real-time stability monitoring, and automated surfactant dosing remove operator variability and deliver repeatable measurements, even for difficult powders.
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Unified Insights from Sieve-Laser Fusion: Discover how integrating sieve data with laser diffraction results produces one continuous, comprehensive particle size distribution, eliminating data silos and revealing deeper material insights.
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A Complete All-in-One Solution: Explore the Bettersizer 2600 Plus lineup and its versatile dispersion accessories designed to handle a wide range of sample types and workflows.
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Real-World Applications: Discover how advanced particle sizing impacts product quality, process efficiency, and regulatory compliance across multiple industries and material systems.
Ideal For:
- Lab Managers & QA/QC Directors: Professionals looking to modernize laboratory workflows, eliminate fragmented data systems, and consolidate multiple legacy instruments into one intelligent platform.
- R&D Scientists & Researchers: Experts in industries where particle size and shape are critical parameters.
- Process & Manufacturing Engineers: Engineers who need to directly link particle size and shape data to real manufacturing outcomes, such as identifying the coarse particles responsible for cracks, defects, or separator punctures.
- Academia: Professors and students interested in particle size measurements.
- Analytical Technicians: Hands-on users seeking automated, reliable solutions for measuring challenging powders without constant method tuning or operator dependency.
Meet the Webinar Speakers
Beverly Barnum (PhD), is a Senior Application Scientist at Bettersize Inc. She received her B.S. in Chemistry from California State University and her PhD in Inorganic Chemistry from the University of Pennsylvania. Renowned for her analytical expertise and innovative problem-solving, Dr. Barnum brings deep insight into particle characterization technologies.
Weichen Gan (MS), is an A
pplication Scientist at Bettersize Instruments specializing in the characterization of physical properties of inorganic materials. With degrees in Materials Science from Harbin Institute of Technology and the University of Florida, he helps global researchers optimize materials using Bettersize analytical solutions.