Ultra fine particles and nanoparticles in the air pose a health threat to millions of residents worldwide. When nanoparticles are inhaled by humans, they deeply deposit in the lungs, leading to respiratory problems and other illnesses. Nano aerosols generated from motor vehicle exhaust, chemicals, cigarette smoke, cooking fumes, and industrial process emissions are ubiquitous, and these invisible particles can have serious impacts on our health.

Oxility Nana Tracer is a handheld monitoring device that is both simple and accurate, capable of real-time measurement of total particle count, ultrafine particle (UFP), and average diameter of nanoparticles.

The NanoReporter software provides powerful measurement data analysis, comparison, and archiving, displaying up to 4 NanoTracer measurement results in real-time. With just one click, reports can be generated and data can be exported for post-processing.

Handheld, compact, portable, and ultra light;

Detecting ultrafine aerosol particles (10-300nm);

Continuous real-time measurement data, displayed on a large screen;

Simple operation, no liquid or other consumables, low maintenance cost;

Silent pump,<35dB, lifespan of 40000 hours;

Measure the total particle number concentration, average particle size, and lung deposition surface area (LDSA);

Based on the validated Aerasense technology developed by Royal Philips of the Netherlands;

The accuracy has been independently verified by the Institute for Hazardous Materials (IGF), a German mining industry association;