Introduction; Components In Contact With Sample And Dispersant; Wet Sample Measurements; Dry Sample Measurements - Malvern Mastersizer Series Getting Started

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Introduction

The Mastersizer and its accessories have be manufactured from materials that are
considered to give the widest protection from chemical attack. However, it is
important to check that any sample or dispersant you may use is chemically
compatible with the materials that they will come in contact with the system.
This appendix will list all materials that come in contact with the sample and
dispersant in the normal operation of the optical unit only. The sample and
dispersant mostly come in contact with the sample accessories and the cells. See
the accessory manuals of the accessories you have to check for chemical
compatibility.
Components in contact with sample
and dispersant

Wet sample measurements

Component
Cell pipe connectors.

Dry sample measurements

Component
Sample area cover.
When using the Free Fall Dry powder Feeder it is possible to spill sample onto
the covers. This should be avoided at all times. All spillages should be cleaned up
immediately.
Location
Sample area cover.
Location
External covers.
G E T T I N G
A P P E N D I X B
Materials
Stainless steel.
Materials
Two-pack polyester paint.
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S T A R T E D

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