Gelbo Flex with Particle Counter

The Gelbo Flex Tester with Particle Counter is to measure the amount of loose fibres (lint) shed from non-woven materials in a 30 second time period of flexing. It is important that non-woven textile materials must have a low tendency to lint.

The IDM Gelbo Flex Tester with Particle Counter is a fast and accurate instrument for determining
the linting of non-woven materials. This test can also be applied to other materials like tissues. The sample is subjected to repetitive twisting and compression cycles, air is withdrawn from the testing chamber and particles in the air stream are counted and classified with the laser particle counter.



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Gelbo Flex Tester with Particle Counter consists of two 82.8mm diameter mandrels, one fixed and the other attached to a moveable arm to perform the flexing action. The moveable mandrel twists and compresses the sample at 60 cycles/min of 180° rotation over 120mm of stroke.

Flexing Chamber measuring 300 x 300 x 300 mm which has removable panels for easy cleaning with built in Isokinetic intake probe (air collector), and HEPA filter to reduce the incoming dust & lint.

Particle Counter counts and sorts the particles in real time with relevance to sizing from 0.3 to 25.0μm or 0.5 to 25.0μm. The counter will simultaneously monitor up to 6 environmental sensors such as temperature, humidity, air velocity or differential pressure. These are recorded whilst measuring particles. 

It has a flow rate of 1CFM (28.3 LPM) and is able to store up to 3,000 data sets including particle and environmental data, plus location time etc. It also prints reports on a built in thermal printer.

Features:

• Gelbo Flex Tester
• Flexing Chamber and Air Collector
• Stainless Steel cutting template: 285mm x 220mm
• Sample Mounting Fixture
• Isokinetic Probe (Air Collector)
• Particle Counter: Optional sizes available
o 0.3 to 25.0μm
o 0.5 to 25.0μm
• 6 Sensor Monitor

gelbo flex tester
Standards:

• ISO 9073-10
• inda IST 160.1
• DIN EN 13795-2
• YY/T 0506.4

LMS Express 7 Software

LMS Express 7 allows users to manually download data directly from Lighthouse instruments or import Lighthouse Secure Data files from supported counters.
- Manual data download from Lighthouse Portable Particle Counters
via COM ports and Network Ports
- Exports data tables and reports to excel (*.XLS) or CSV
- Exports graphs to BMP, JPEG, and more
- Easy unit conversion
- Localized dates and numbers
- Includes database with archiving feature




Airstream® Horizontal Flow Cabinet

Room air is taken from the top of the clean bench through a disposable pre-filter with 85% arrestance. The air is forced evenly across the ULPA filter, creating a clean stream of air within the workzone.
- Stable & self-compensating flow
- ULPA filter (up to ISO Class 3)



Airflow diagram

Air is forced evenly across the ULPA/H14 filter(s); the result is a stream of clean laminar air within the workzone of the clean bench; this dilutes and flushes all airborne contaminants from the interior.
- Filtering won’t let particles greater than 0.3 μm pass through.


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