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Combining laser diffraction with dynamic image analysis to improve the characterization of abrasives
25 May 2022In this application note, the Bettersize S3 Plus is used to simultaneously characterize the shape and size of abrasive powders by combining both laser diffraction and dynamic image analysis. The application note demonstrates how the Bettersize S3 plus is able to detect even small amounts of oversized grit particles.
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