Condensation Particle Counter Model 3772 is a compact, rugged, and full-featured instrument that detects airborne particles down to 10 nm at an aerosol flow rate of 1.0 L/min, over a concentration range from 0 to 104 particles/cm3. It is ideally suited for applications that do not require measurement of high concentrations.

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Condensation Particle Counter Model 3772 is a compact, rugged, and full-featured instrument that detects airborne particles down to 10 nm at an aerosol flow rate of 1.0 L/min, over a concentration range from 0 to 104 particles/cm3. It is ideally suited for applications that do not require measurement of high concentrations. The successor to our Model 3010, this value-priced CPC offers features found on our top-of-the-line CPCs. Like a front-panel display, anti-spill design, water-removal capability, built-in data logging and storage with removable memory card, and USB and Ethernet ports. Plus, the 3772 has built-in Scanning Mobility Particle Sizer™ (SMPS™) spectrometer compatibility, and it includes our Aerosol Instrument Manager™ software. It requires an external vacuum pump, available separately.

 

FEATURES AND BENEFITS

  • 10 nm sensitivity at 1.0 L/min aerosol flow rate
  • Fast response to rapid changes in aerosol concentration (T95@ 3 sec)
  • Measures particle concentrations up to 104 particles/cm3
  • Butanol-friendly features, including anti-spill design, water-removal system, and improved resistance to flooding of optics
  • Built-in data logging and storage capability with removable memory card
  • USB and Ethernet available
  • Built-in SMPS compatibility (Now standard!)
  • Auto recovery from power failure
  • Removable saturator wick for easy transport and maintenance
  • Particle concentration, total counts, or instrument status shown on front-panel LCD display

APPLICATIONS

  • Basic aerosol research
  • Filter and air cleaner testing
  • Particle counter calibration
  • Environmental monitoring
  • Mobile aerosol studies
  • Particle shedding and component tests
  • Atmospheric research
  • Climate studies

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