Application of Laser Particle Size Analyzer in Resin Industry

Resins are divided into two categories: natural and synthetic. Modern applications mainly refer to synthetic resins, which are polymer materials made from the polymerization of petrochemical products. Resins are the cornerstone of the modern polymer industry. From the plastic handles of our toothbrushes in the morning, to the computer cases and circuit boards we use at work, to the carbon fiber bikes we ride after get off work, resins are ubiquitous and a key material that underpins modern technological life.

Particle size distribution determines the "physical consistency" of the resin powder.

1. Uniform particle size ensures good fluidity of the powder, making it smooth and uniform during transportation, filling and processing, avoiding blockage.

2. Consistent particle size allows the resin to be heated more evenly and melt at the same speed, thus avoiding production defects and ensuring full mixing with additives.

3. Directly affect the mechanical strength, surface finish and optical properties of the product.

Therefore, strict monitoring of particle size distribution is a key quality control link to ensure production stability, optimize process parameters and improve product quality.

Laser particle size analyzers are critical quality control tools in the resin industry. They quickly and accurately measure the particle size distribution of resin powders, ensuring consistency across raw material and product batches. This is crucial for optimizing resin processing flowability, melt uniformity, and the mechanical strength and surface finish of finished products. They are widely used in new product development and production process monitoring.

This time, Winner2018 is recommended to test the particle size distribution of resin powders. Winner2018 is a popular product with high cost performance. It has the advantages of easy operation, fast test speed, good repeatability and accuracy. The measurement range is 0.1-450μm. It is mainly used to test the particle size of water-insoluble metal powders, non-metal powders, other powders and solutions.

Measuring instrument information is as follows:

The video of measuring particles is as follows：