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Wyatt Mobius + Atlas Dynamic Light Scattering and Zeta Potential Analyzer WMOB-03 (2012)

€8,330excl. VAT

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Measurement Capabilities
Particle Size, Zeta Potential
Technique
Dynamic (DLS)
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Specifications 4

Brands
Wyatt Technology
New/Used
Used
Measurement Capabilities
Particle Size, Zeta Potential
Technique
Dynamic (DLS)

Product description

Wyatt WMOB-03 DLS analyzer for particle size and zeta potential measurements; tested and ready for use.

Wyatt WMOB-03 Mobius + Atlas is a dynamic light scattering (DLS) analyzer designed for particle size and zeta potential analysis. It is suitable for characterizing dispersed particles and colloidal systems in biotechnology, molecular research, pharmaceutical development, and materials science.

  • Measures particle size using dynamic light scattering.
  • Supports zeta potential analysis for evaluating particle surface charge and colloidal stability.
  • Useful for nanoparticle characterization, formulation development, bioprocessing research, and molecular biology workflows.
  • The offered 2012 instrument/system has been tested and is described as fully functional and ready for use.
  • Additional technical details were not provided in the listing.

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Last updated 22 October 2026