Static Image Analyzer Bettersize Instruments BeVision S1 Static Image Analyzer

Bettersize Instruments Ltd. BeVision S1 Static Image Analyzer

BeVision S1 combines light microscopy and image analysis techniques to provide clear and precise size and shape distributions of powders or suspensions. With a high magnification of 100x, BeVision S1 can effectively analyze and capture particles as small as 1μm.

• Features and benefits:
  • Measuring range: 1 to 3,000 µm
  • 24 different particle size and shape parameters
  • Models available for different applications
  • Measurements in both dry and wet conditions
  • Results are in accordance with ISO 9276-6
  • A budget-friendly alternative to solution particle analysis
  • Powerful software makes work easier
  • Suitable reports for different evaluation options

1. Why choose the image analysis method?
   • Simple
     Capture a photo of particles, identify them, then measure their size and shape. Every step of the image analysis is simple and straightforward.
   • Shape analysis
     Based on direct viewing of particles, it is possible to analyze not only the size of particles, but also their shape.
   • Seeing is believing
     The image analysis method determines the size and shape of each individual particle and then reduces them statistically. The details of the particle size or shape distribution can be accurately presented.
2. Why choose the static image analysis method?
   • Clear view
     In static image analysis, microscopes and high-resolution cameras are specialized for high-quality particle images.
   • Sensitivity to small particles
     The static image analysis method is sensitive to small particles; it is even possible to estimate the size of small particles.
   • Small sample volume
     For the static image analysis method, a small sample volume is sufficient. A few drops of emulsion or a few micrograms of powder are sufficient for the measurement.
3. Particle Size and Shape Parameters:
   • Size parameters:
     Equivalent diameters: area equivalent diameter, perimeter equivalent diameter;
     Ferret diameters: maximum and minimum Ferret diameter, XLF (“length”);
     Martin diameters: maximum and minimum Martin diameters;
     Legendre ellipse: major and minor axes;
     
   • Form parameters:
     The size of the difference in 2 directions: aspect ratio, L/W ratio, ellipticity ratio;
     For roundness and upright shape: roundness, irregularity, density, expansion ratio, box ratio;
     Contour crack: crack, bulge, density;
     For longitudinal particles: elongation, straightness;
     
4. BeVision Software: Visualize for Insights:
   

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