Uploaded on Aug 27, 2025
Fison Aerosol Photometer delivers high sensitivity, detecting particles as small as 0.01 µm. Ideal for HEPA filter leak testing and containment validation, it ensures accurate results with a user-friendly interface and a durable design for reliable assessments of aerosol and filter integrity.
Aerosol Photometer FM-APM-A100
Aerosol Photometer FM-APM-A100
www.fison.com | [email protected]
Overview
Aerosol Photometer FM-APM-A100 with high sensitivity is capable of detecting particles as
small as 0.01 µm for exceptional accuracy. It measures airborne particle concentrations,
used in HEPA filter leak testing and containment validation. The user-friendly interface
streamlines operations, minimizing errors. Our photometer is built with durable materials
for aerosol testing and filter integrity assessments.
Specifications:
Dynamic Range Up to 600 µg/L
Automatic Range 0.0001 % to 100.0 %
Sensitivity 1% of Readings for Ranges e0.01% to 100%
Repetitiveness 0.5% of Readings for Ranges e0.01% to
100%
Illuminant Solid-State Scattering Chamber Light
Source
Instrument Shell Aluminum Cast
Aerosol Collagen Solutions PAO, DEHS, Ondina
Output RS232 Port Connection / External Printer
Alarm System Audio Alarm / Video Alarm
Lifespan 50,000 to 100,000 hours
Reporting Modes Continuous Mode / Storage Mode /
Printing Mode
Scanning Probe 2.5 m Connection Assembly
Display 2.8-inch LCD
Power Supply 220 V, 50/60 Hz
Size (W × D × H) 260 × 370 × 160 mm
Weight 10.5 kg
Features:
Adjustable flow rates
Wide detection range
Data logging capability
High sensitivity sensors
Efficient particle detection
Applications:
Aerosol Photometer FM-APM-A100 is a precision tool designed to measure airborne
particle concentrations, ensuring HEPA filter testing and air quality compliance. Ideal for
critical environments, it provides accurate, real-time data for maintaining
contamination-free standards.
Accessories:
Scanning Probes
Upstream Sampling Tube
Power Cord
Fison Instruments Ltd. 272 Bath Street, Glasgow, G2 4JR, UK.
Email: [email protected] | Website: www.fison.com
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