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Sensors seek out cleanroom contaminants
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Particle Measuring Systems product story
Edited by the Engineeringtalk editorial team
Sep 12, 2005
RNet particle sensors, now available in a wide range of sensitivities and flow rates, offer a significant break-through in cost-effectiveness for real-time monitoring of multiple cleanroom locations.
RNet particle sensors, now available in a wide range of sensitivities and flow rates, offer a significant break-through in cost-effectiveness for real-time monitoring of multiple cleanroom locations.
RNet provides high reliability with the most affordable purchase prices anywhere.
Particle Measuring System has developed a proprietary, rugged, single-plate design that reduces system complexity, removes heat-generating components, and increases use of heat-dissipating materials.
Now, the laser life is even longer due to lower, more stable chamber temperature.
In turn, this has significantly reduced both capital and maintenance costs.
RNet's smooth, durable exterior makes it easy to clean, and its status indicators make it easy to use.
Like other Particle Measuring Systems products, the RNet interfaces with Facility Net or Pharmaceutical Net software for comprehensive alarms, data management and trend analysis of cleanroom conditions.
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