04 Feb 3 ZetaView® Models in 8 Years. How Are They Different?

ZetaView® lets researchers quickly carry out multi-parameter Nanoparticle Tracking Analysis (NTA) without costly calibration procedures or high cost consumables. There are currently three ZetaView® models to choose from.

ZetaView® models available

ZetaView® BASIC NTA PMX-120 was the first model released by Particle Metrix. It only has one laser and is the platform on which the other two models are built.	ZetaView® TWIN NTA PMX-220 is the twin-laser model. It was released after the basic model and gives users a choice of two lasers to use for fluorescent labelling and excitations.	ZetaView® QUATT NTA PMX-420 is the most recently released ZetaView® instrument. This product gives users a choice of four lasers to use for fluorescent labelling and excitations.

Regardless of the ZetaView® model you choose, some features are guaranteed

SOP – Standard Operating Procedure, GMP – Good Manufacturing Practice Standards, IQ – Installation Qualification, OQ – Operational Qualification, PQ – Performance Qualification

More recent ZetaView® models do differ from the basic model

SOP – Standard Operating Procedure, ‘-‘ denotes feature is not applicable.
* the wavelengths listed are those that are typically supplied. Contact us to discuss your laser requirements.

Why go for a ZetaView® model with more lasers?

Choose a product with more lasers for enhanced fluorescence measurement capability! Using 2 or 4 fluorophores on the same sample lets you identify 2 or 4 different sub-populations.

Users can upgrade their ZetaView® Basic and ZetaView® Twin instruments by the addition of lasers!