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Your Powder Meets Specs. But Will It Perform? | Bettersize at POWTEX 2026

2026-10-26Exhibitions

 

Powtex 2026
November 25–27, 2026   |   Tokyo Big Sight, Japan   |   Booth 2-S50

The Measurements Behind Better Powder Performance

Your powder meets particle size specifications, yet flowability varies from batch to batch. Density results look consistent, but processing behavior changes. A formulation appears uniform, only to show signs of separation during storage.

Sound familiar? Particle size is important, but it rarely tells the whole story. Flowability, true density, surface charge, and dispersion stability all contribute to how materials behave in real applications.

At POWTEX 2026, Bettersize brings together complementary analytical technologies to connect material properties with performance, from laboratory characterization to online process monitoring.

Particle Size   |   Particle Shape   |   Powder Properties   |   True Density   |   Zeta Potential   |   Dispersion Stability

See Our Featured Instruments at POWTEX 2026

Explore four analytical instruments featured at our booth.

BeNano 180 Zeta Max

BeNano 180 Zeta Max

Nanoparticle Size and Zeta Potential Analyzer

Same particle size. Different dispersion behavior?

Go beyond particle size to investigate zeta potential and other properties that influence nanoparticle and colloidal systems.

  • DLS, ELS and SLS technologies
  • 0.3 nm–15 μm; minimum sample volume 3 μL

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PowderPro A1

PowderPro A1

Powder Characteristics Tester

Why does powder flow change between batches?

Understand the physical properties behind inconsistent powder handling with integrated powder testing.

  • Measures 14 powder characteristics
  • Automated angle measurement with a built-in camera

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BetterPyc 380

BetterPyc 380

Automatic Gas Pycnometer

How confident are you in your true density data?

Characterize material density and volume using gas displacement technology to support consistent material evaluation.

  • Non-destructive gas displacement
  • Density resolution of 0.0001 g/cm³

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 BeScan Lab+

BeScan Lab+

Stability Analyzer

Will your dispersion remain stable over time?

Examine sedimentation, creaming and other dispersion instability phenomena without disturbing your samples.

  • Static Multiple Light Scattering
  • Supports concentrated dispersions up to 95% v/v

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NEW SOLUTIONS

More Innovation. More Possibilities.

Discover three solutions for particle analysis, automated powder testing, and real-time process monitoring.

Bettersizer 2600 Plus

Bettersizer 2600 Plus

Particle Size & Shape Analyzer

When particle size alone isn’t enough.

Laser Diffraction + Dynamic Imaging | Wet & Dry Dispersion

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PowderPro X1

PowderPro X1

Automated Powder Characteristics Tester

Powder flow is more than a single number.

18-in-1 Powder Testing | 360° Angle-of-Repose Imaging

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BT-Online Series

BT-Online Series

Online Particle Size Analyzer

What happens to particle size between lab checks?

Real-Time Particle Size Monitoring | Dry & Wet Processes

BT-Online1 (Dry) →

BT-Online2 (Wet) →

Bring Your Material Challenges. Let's Find Better Answers.

Every material behaves differently. Bring your measurement questions to POWTEX and discuss the properties that matter to your application.

01   Explore Our Featured Instruments

Discover technologies for powder, particle and dispersion characterization.

02   Discuss Your Applications

Talk with our specialists about your materials and measurement challenges.

03   Discover New Possibilities

Explore complementary solutions for laboratory testing and process monitoring.

Let's Connect at POWTEX 2026

Visit us at Booth 2-S50, Tokyo Big Sight, November 25–27, and explore how better particle and powder data can support your next breakthrough.

Contact Our Experts →

Can't attend in person? Contact our team to discuss your characterization needs.

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