Rion Company Ltd.

Daisuke Sakaue

Tomonobu Matsuda

Takashi Minakami

Daisuke Shinozaki

Yoichi Kitamura

Naru Sato

A particle counter includes: a multi-flow cell with flow passages arrayed in a first direction and having a section including a detection region, for detecting a particle, formed when the flow passage is irradiated with irradiation light; a light receiving optical system configured to receive emitted light generated from a particle contained in sample fluid flowing in the at least one flow passage and passing through the detection region; an optical axis moving unit configured to move an optical axis of the irradiation light and an optical axis of the emitted light in the first direction; and a counter configured to count the particle for each particle size based on an intensity of the emitted light.

Particle counter

An in-fluid floating substance measurement flow cell includes: a main body having at least a predetermined portion made of a material having translucency; and a flow passage formed inside the main body, having both end openings at an outer surface of the main body in a substantially identical direction, and configured such that fluid flows in the flow passage. The flow passage has a predetermined section arranged between two opposing flat wall surfaces facing each other, and the predetermined portion includes the predetermined section.

In-fluid floating substance measurement flow cell and particle counter

Multifunction measuring instrument

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Tokyo, Japan

Daisuke Sakaue