Handilaz Mini Particle Counter

• Cleanroom certification and routine monitoring, ensuring compliance with standards like ISO 14644-1.
• Contamination troubleshooting, identifying particle sources and verifying filter performance.
• Filter and leak testing in controlled environments.
• Pharmaceutical and sterile compounding operations, often supported by pre-designed templates.
• General air quality monitoring in sensitive industrial settings.

Particle size channels

Typically three fixed channels, commonly 0.3 µm, 0.5 µm, and 5.0 µm for this model class.

Particle detection range

Units of this type commonly detect particles from 0.2 µm up to 10 µm.

Flow rate

A consistent flow rate of 0.1 CFM (2.83 L/min) is typical for portable particle counters in this category.

Data storage

Often capable of storing up to 10,000 samples, with options for CSV export via USB or SD card.

Power options

Typically powered via direct mains supply or portable rechargeable batteries, such as NiMH AA cells.

Light source

Diode laser light sources are commonly used for accuracy and longevity in this class of equipment.

Calibration

Units are typically ISO 21501-4 calibrated to ensure measurement accuracy.

Interface

Modern units commonly feature a touchscreen with simplified operation.

• What is the primary use of a Handilaz Mini Particle Counter?

  Its primary use is for simultaneous particle counting in controlled environments, facilitating cleanroom certification, routine monitoring, and contamination troubleshooting.

• Can this unit be used for mobile applications?

• What kind of data output capabilities does it have?

• Is this equipment suitable for pharmaceutical environments?

• What maintenance is typically required for a particle counter?

• Does this unit come with calibration documentation?

Particle counters and analysis systems are regarded as essential tools for quality assurance and contamination control across pharmaceutical, biotech and food processing sectors. When purchasing used units, buyers should verify calibration history and optical component condition, as these directly affect measurement accuracy. Industry users value their reliability and precision for meeting regulatory compliance standards. Key strengths include consistent performance across batch testing and minimal maintenance requirements when properly maintained.

General overview for this equipment type