Scott Bader Product Specialist Hiran Vegad says, “The CPS Disc Centrifuge provides particle sizing data that always surprises users . . . The CPS technique is easy to understand and use, and by giving real, accurate, reliable ...
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About us
CPS Instruments is headquartered in Louisiana and offers sales and customer support to researchers and industries worldwide.
Making a sizeable impact
The more complex the particle sizing problem, the more you need the CPS Disc Centrifuge.
Precise measurements of particle size distribution are critical in many applications. Precise particle size measurement aids in research, development, and quality control, and facilitates compliance with nano-particulate regulations.
CPS co-founders Steve Fitzpatrick and Ron Ellis recognized the importance that precise particle size control has on product quality when they worked together at Firestone Plastics Company in the 1970s. They were tasked with optimizing particle size distributions in micron and sub-micron scale emulsion polymers, at a time when no good methodology for measurement in this size range existed. Lacking a commercially available instrument, the two developed a crude, early model of what would become CPS Instruments' Disc Centrifuge.
In 1992, noting a continued need for high-resolution particle size analysis, Steve and Ron established CPS Instruments to provide a high-resolution option for particle size characterization.
Steve Fitzpatrick and Ron Ellis
Our mission
To make accurate particle analysis faster and easier for scholars, scientists, engineers, and manufacturers.
A reliable partner in research, development and product improvement
CPS Instruments provides sales and services to markets across the globe, and we're continuing to expand our reach every day.
CPS Instruments produces our in the USA and ships these around world. CPS Instruments and our distributors provide trial sample measurements, on-site installation and training, and ongoing technical support to our customers. When needed, we can even do on-site demonstrations.
- Australia
- Bangladesh
- Belgium
- Brazil
- Canada
- Chile
- China
- England
- France
- Germany
- India
- Malaysia
- Mexico
- Netherlands
- New Zealand
- Saudi Arabia
- South Korea
- Switzerland
- Thailand
- Taiwan
- USA
Our team
Steve Fitzpatrick
Co-Founder
Jonathan Ellis
General Manger
Donna Ellis
Office | Procurement manager
Jeremy Ellis
CNC Machinist | Designer
Josh Ellis
Machinist | Manufacturing Specialist
CPS manufactures innovations
More than 1,100 patents have been granted based on research performed with a CPS disc centrifuge. More than 1000 more are pending. And that's only the beginning
View the most recent patents and papers published by leading researchers and inventors using the CPS Disc Centrifuge.
US Patent 5,786,898
One of our innovations resolves the historical limitation posed by low density samples (particles that float in the fluid in which they are suspended).
CPS Instruments developed a unique disc design, where samples are deposited at the bottom of the spinning centrifuge chamber rather than to the surface. This allows low density particles to float toward the fluid surface. Many materials that were once difficult or impossible to measure by sedimentation can now be measured easily and with the high resolution that the CPS Disc Centrifuge is known for.
Press Releases
Scott Bader Uses CPS Disc Centrifuge for Characterization of Conventional and Inverse Emulsions
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BegbrokeNano Uses CPS Disc Centrifuge for Nanoparticle Characterization
BegbrokeNano recently conducted an extensive evaluation of commercially available sub-micron particle size analysers in conjunction with Oxonica. Following this, the decision was made to expand its extensive range of particle and material characterization instrumentation with the CPS DC24000 High Speed Disc Centrifuge.
Intertek MSG Choose CPS Disc Centrifuge for Nanoparticle Characterization
Intertek MSG has recently conducted a wide-ranging evaluation of commercially available instrumentation for analyzing particle size distributions in nano-particle dispersions. Following this extensive review Intertek MSG ...
University of Warwick selects CPS Disc Centrifuge for polymer colloid characterization
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Postdoctoral Research Fellow at University College Dublin describes CPS Disc Centrifuge as ‚Must Have‘
Senior Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Željka Krpetić, says, "The CPS instrument should be considered a 'must have' instrument for particle sizing and evaluation of dispersion quality in diverse media in all modern laboratories that are dealing with nanofabrication and reliable detailed particle characterization for all applications in modern nanotechnology."
Food & Environment Research Agency uses the CPS Disc Centrifuge to study engineered nanoparticles
The Food & Environment Research Agency have carried out studies on engineered nanoparticles using various particle sizing techniques, notably differential centrifugal sedimentation analysis.
Nanoanalysis Group at the National Physical Laboratory choose CPS Disc Centrifuge for measurement of size and density of nanoparticles
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Ultra Mixing and Processing Facility (UMPF) chooses CPS Disc Centrifuge to aid fluid processing research at the nanoscale
The Ultra Mixing and Processing Facility (UMPF) based at the University of Liverpool has selected the CPS Disc Centrifuge to further support their development of industrial scale processing tools for nanotechnology products.
University of Liverpool chooses CPS Disc Centrifuge to monitor coating thickness of nanoscale drug delivery vehicles
The Centre for Nanoscale Science at the University of Liverpool has selected the CPS Disc Centrifuge to support their work in nano particle characterisation in biomedical applications.
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CPS Instruments provides researchers and scientists in various industries with the world's fastest, highest resolution, and most sensitive Disc Centrifuge particle size analyzers.
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