Particle Metrix

ZetaView® Evolution
Nanoparticle Tracking Analysis
Nanoparticle Tracking Analysis (NTA) is a widely used technique to characterize nanoparticles in liquids. It combines laser light scattering and video microscopy to visualize and track the Brownian motion of individual particles. By analyzing their movement, the particle size (hydrodynamic diameter) and concentration can be determined using the Stokes-Einstein equation.
New Concentration Scanning Technology
Our new innovative Concentration Scanning Technology revolutionizes nanoparticle concentration measurements. The advanced technology captures all particles by scanning the entire measurement volume.
This enables:
- Calibration free measurements
- Direct comparability between different sample types
- Direct comparability between fluorescence and scatter channels
- Precise, reproducible results across a wide concentration range: 10⁵ – 10⁹ particles/ml
Zeta potential
Zeta potential is the electrical potential at the slipping plane of a particle suspended in a fluid. It indicates the degree of electrostatic repulsion or attraction between particles and is a key parameter for predicting the stability of colloidal dispersions. A high absolute zeta potential (either positive or negative) suggests strong repulsive forces, which helps prevent particle aggregation.
The ZetaView® Evolution can measure Zeta potential directly inside its quartz glass measurement cell – no need for disposables.
Application






Key applications of the ZetaView® Evolution x40, enables precise characterization of a wide range of bio-nanoparticles across various scientific and industrial fields.
Full nanoparticle characterization:
- Calibration free size and concentration determination
- Concentration Scanning Technology
- Zeta potential measurement
- Sensitivity improved Fluorescence NTA (F-NTA) with up to 4 lasers and
11 fluorescence channels - Colocalization NTA (C-NTA)
Specifications
- Scanning NTA for size determination via Brownian motion tracking
- Concentration determination via Concentration Scanning Technology
- Available lasers: 405nm; 488nm; 520nm; 640nm; 660nm
- Minimum sample quantity: 500μl
- pH range: 1 – 13

Specifications
Mono
Twin
Quatt
Size range
10-1000 nm
10-1000 nm
10-1000 nm
Concentration range
10⁵ – 10⁹ particles/ml
10⁵ – 10⁹ particles/ml
10⁵ – 10⁹ particles/ml
Zeta potential
Optional
Optional
Optional
Fluorescence
Optional
2 long pass filters
4 long pass filters
Colocalization
N/A
Optional
Optional
Laser
405 or
488 or
520 or
640 nm
405 & 520 nm or
405 & 640 nm or
488 & 640 nm or
520 & 640 nm
405 and
488 and
520 and
640 nm
Custom filter support
Optional
Optional
Optional