Measuring the magnitude of repulsion and attraction between particles is fundamental to understanding the dispersion and stability behaviour of particulate/liquid systems and shortening development times

These range from...

• Dilute to concentrated
• Hair to paper
• Nanoparticles to macroscopic objects
• Oxides to proteins
• Plates to fibres

Using three different and complementary techniques (electrophoresis, electroacoustics and streaming potential), we have experience measuring...

• Pharmaceutical materials
• Biomaterials
• Emulsions
• Pigments
• Stability studies
• Suspensions