Frequently Asked Questions

NanoFlowSizer – Your Questions, answered.

  • Lipid nanoparticles (LNPs)
  • Protein complexes & transfection systems
  • ADCs and monoclonal antibodies
  • API milling, emulsions, crystallization, polymerization
    → Plus: aggregation, stability, and dispersity monitoring
  • Pharma & biopharma
  • LNP-based vaccines
  • Protein & ADC therapeutics
  • Food, inks, cosmetics, chemicals
    If particle size matters to your process, NanoFlowSizer fits.
  • From 3 nanometers to 5 micrometers

Most DLS systems require:

  • Clear, diluted samples
  • Offline prep and waiting

NanoFlowSizer measures:

  • Directly in flow
  • In-line, in real-time
  • Without dilution—even in turbid or dense formulations
  • Yes! It’s made for low to high concentrations; and from low to highly turbid formulations.
  • If your process causes strong pulsations, we recommend using dampeners or steady flow setups. The software compensates for flow as much as possible.
  • Yes. The system adjusts automatically for viscosity, refractive index, and temperature. Custom solvents can be uploaded too.
  • It depends. If there are a lot of large particles, they can interfere. But if they’re only a small part of the mix, NanoFlowSizer can still track the nanosized ones.
  • Completely non-invasive. Through flow cells, vials, IV-bags, syringes, or other transparent containers—no contact and no need to dilute.
  • Hydrodynamic particle size
  • d10, d50, d90
  • Polydispersity Index (PDI)
  • Full particle size distribution
    All refreshed every few seconds.
  • No calibration required
  • Works from uL to manufacturing scale high volumes
  • Connects to SCADA / PAT (OPC-UA)
  • Offline data reprocessing included
  • Fully GMP & 21 CFR part 11 compliant
  • ATEX environments? Custom options available—ask us!

Lab testing available.
Rent or lease options.
Friendly support team.
Let’s make real-time analytics part of your workflow.

Interested in discussing sample testing or integration?
Email us at sales@inprocess-lsp.com.
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The NEXT-level particle analysis technology in LNP continuous processing

Rut Besseling, Science Director at InProcess-LSP