The FT4 Powder Rheometer® from Freeman Technology, a Micromeritics company, is a universal powder tester. It uses unique dynamic methodology, a fully automated shear cell (ASTM D7891) and several bulk property tests, including density, compressibility and permeability to quantify powder properties in terms of flow and processability. FT4 Powder Rheometers are installed around the world in a diverse range of industries including chemical, pharmaceutical, toners, foods, powder coatings, metals, ceramics, cosmetics and many others. They deliver data that maximise process and product understanding, accelerating R&D and formulation towards successful commercialisation, and supporting the long term optimisation of powder processes.

The Micromeritics® TriStar II Plus is a fully automated surface area and porosity analyzer that delivers a rapid high throughput analysis with high accuracy. The three-station unit increases the speed and efficiency of routine quality control analyses, yet has the accuracy, resolution, and data reduction capability to serve research requirements. The instrument combines versatility in analysis methods and data reduction to allow analyses that are customized to application needs.

The AccuPyc provides high-speed, high-precision measurements for determining the true density of powders, solids, and slurries. The analyst enters the mass of the material and then with a few keystrokes the measurement is initiated, several measurements are performed, and the density of the material is displayed.

Gas pycnometry is recognized as one of the most reliable techniques for obtaining true, absolute, skeletal, and apparent volume and density. This non-destructive technique utilizes the gas displacement method to measure the volume of a material. Inert gases, such as helium or nitrogen, are commonly used as the displacement medium for gas pycnometry. Density determinations from the gas displacement method are more accurate, reproducible, and faster than the traditional Archimedes water displacement method.