Particle size & concentration
Define the smallest particle of interest, expected concentration, number of size channels and whether the task is spot measurement or continuous monitoring.
Kanomax instruments for particle counting, cleanroom monitoring, airflow measurement, indoor air quality, dust monitoring and multichannel flow research—available in India with application and product-selection support through Primionics.
KanomaxHandheld, portable and remote particle-counting instruments for cleanroom verification, semiconductor contamination control, spot measurements and continuous monitoring.
Hot-wire, vane, pressure-based, capture-hood and multichannel systems for air velocity, volume flow, differential pressure, multipoint mapping and thermal research.
Portable instruments for indoor-air-quality, aerosol mass, odor, sound and vibration measurement in industrial, building, workplace and research environments.
Particle size, sample flow, velocity range, probe geometry, monitoring duration and data requirements determine the correct Kanomax configuration.
Define the smallest particle of interest, expected concentration, number of size channels and whether the task is spot measurement or continuous monitoring.
Confirm sample flow, sample point, probe orientation, tubing and transport-loss constraints for cleanroom and controlled-environment measurements.
Select hot-wire, vane, pressure-based, capture-hood or multichannel measurement according to velocity range, geometry and the required spatial resolution.
Define onboard storage, interfaces, remote monitoring, alarms, reporting and calibration requirements before finalising the instrument.
The Kanomax portfolio includes a portable 0.1 µm particle counter for ultra-clean and semiconductor environments. The complete specification should also consider sample flow, concentration range and required interfaces.
A 28.3 L/min (1 CFM) instrument is useful when a larger sampled air volume or faster cleanroom measurement is required. The correct flow rate depends on the measurement procedure and facility requirements.
Yes. Remote particle sensors can be integrated into continuous monitoring architectures. Sampling design, communications, alarms and data retention must be defined as part of the monitoring system.
It depends on whether the task is point velocity, duct traverse, diffuser volume flow, differential pressure or multipoint mapping. Kanomax offers hot-wire, vane, micromanometer, capture-hood and multichannel routes.