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    Halo - Labs Horizon Particle Analyzer

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    This listing is for a Halo Labs Horizon Particle Analyzer


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    The Horizon system from Halo Labs integrates Backgrounded Membrane Imaging (BMI) technology to accurately measure and characterize subvisible particles in a high-throughput, low-volume format. Originating from membrane microscopy, a USP lot release method, BMI images particles on a membrane surface. This fully automated, fluidics-free Horizon system employs disposable membrane plates and automated image processing for quick, reliable particle counts and sizing. Capable of characterizing particles in up to 96 samples per run using only 25 µL per sample, BMI is unaffected by solution refractive index, ensuring accurate measurement of translucent protein aggregates.


    Sophisticated image processing techniques are used to analyze and acquire particle data, beginning with a background image of the membrane. After filtering samples by vacuum and capturing particles, the membrane is re-imaged with sample particles on its surface. The sample image is meticulously aligned with the background and processed pixel by pixel to remove background texture, achieving high contrast for the particles. This imaging approach yields high reproducibility and minimizes interference from membrane texture or imperfections.


    Key Features:

    Backgrounded Membrane Imaging (BMI) technology for precise particle measurement.


    High-throughput: Capable of analyzing up to 96 samples in a single run.


    Low sample volume: Requires only 25 µL per sample.


    Fully automated, fluidics-free system for seamless operation.


    Accurate measurement of translucent protein aggregates, unaffected by solution refractive index.


    Sophisticated image processing for high reproducibility and minimal interference.

    United KingdomCambridgeshire, United Kingdom

    5,791 km away

    Model Number

    Horizon

    Stock Number

    55672.SR8C

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    Applications & Use Cases

    • Characterising subvisible particles in biopharmaceutical formulations, particularly protein aggregates.
    • Quality control and lot release testing in pharmaceutical manufacturing.
    • Research and development for new drug formulations and stability studies.
    • Analysis of particulate contamination in various liquid samples.
    • Evaluating particle size distribution in academic and industrial laboratory settings.

    Typical Specifications

    Typical throughput
    Units of this type commonly process up to 96 samples per run.
    Sample volume
    Typically requires a low sample volume, often around 25 µL per sample.
    Measurement technology
    This class of equipment utilises Backgrounded Membrane Imaging (BMI) technology.
    Particle size range
    Designed for subvisible particle analysis, typically covering a range relevant to protein aggregates.
    Power supply
    Commonly operates on standard laboratory power, typically 100-240V AC, 50/60Hz.
    Operational footprint
    For this class of analytical instrument, a dedicated benchtop space is typically required.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    • BMI is an imaging method where particles are filtered onto a membrane. A background image of the clean membrane is taken, followed by an image of the membrane with particles. Sophisticated image processing then removes the background texture to accurately count and size the particles.

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