Brand: Microtrac MRB | Category: Scientific & Laboratory Equipment

The large size version of the process CAMSIZER, covering 160 µm to 135 mm for coarse bulk material moving on a production line. It uses the same imaging principle and stainless steel construction as the standard ONLINE unit in a larger frame.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| ONLINE XL measuring range | 160 µm–135 mm |
| Measurement principle | Dynamic image analysis |
| Sample handling | Dry analysis of free-flowing powders, granulates and bulk material |
The XL range is taken from the explicitly labelled ONLINE XL value in Microtrac’s shared technical table. The standard ONLINE range is 30 µm–30 mm and does not describe the XL. Confirm sampling hardware, installation requirements and application suitability. Checked 2026-09-29.
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Laser diffraction particle size analyser using three precisely positioned red laser diodes rather than a single beam, which extends the angular coverage without moving optics. It measures from 0.02 µm to 2.8 mm in ten to thirty seconds and reports volume, number and area distributions.
Process version of the CAMSIZER, built into a stainless steel housing so it can be mounted in a production loop and measure size and shape continuously rather than on grab samples. It covers 30 µm to 30 mm for dry free flowing powders, granulates and bulk material.
Laser diffraction analyser that adds two blue 405 nm lasers to the red source, because the shorter wavelength improves resolution at the fine end. It measures from 0.01 µm to 2.8 mm and applies Mie theory for spherical particles with a modified Mie calculation for non-spherical ones.