Dispersion Technology
| Company type | Private |
|---|---|
| Industry | Scientific instruments |
| Founded | 1996 |
| Founder | Philip Goetz, Dr. Andrei Dukhin |
| Headquarters | Bedford Hills , United States |
Key people | Dr. Andrei Dukhin (CEO) |
| Products | Particle Size Analyzers, Zeta Potential Analyzers, Longitudinal Rheology Analyzers, Aqueous Conductivity Probes, Non-Aqueous Conductivity Probes |
| Website | www |
Dispersion Technology Inc is a manufacturer of scientific instruments located in Bedford Hills, New York. Established in 1996 by Philip Goetz (who retired in 2010) and Dr. Andrei Dukhin (the current CEO), the firm specializes in designing and marketing analytical devices for the evaluation of concentrated dispersions and emulsions. Their products comply with global standards, including ISO 20998 for acoustic particle sizing and ISO 13099 for measuring electroacoustic zeta potential.
The company offers ultrasound-based equipment capable of assessing particle size, zeta potential, high-frequency rheological properties, and solid content within concentrated systems without requiring dilution.
Both founders, Dukhin and Goetz, have authored two publications released by Elsevier that explain the theoretical foundations, methodologies, and practical uses of the instruments developed by the company.
Dr. Andrei Dukhin and his father, Dr. Stanislav Dukhin, were recognized by the American Chemical Society for their significant work in electrokinetics, colloid science, and the DLVO theory, as well as their immigration to the United States under the provisions of the Soviet Scientists Immigration Act of 1992.
Dispersion Technology holds seven patents registered in the United States and has established global representation across regions including Japan, Russia, Europe, Brazil, South Korea, China, and Canada.
Products
- Particle Size Analyzers
- Zeta Potential Analyzers
- Longitudinal Rheology Analyzers
- Aqueous Conductivity Probes
- Non-Aqueous Conductivity Probes
Research utilizing instrumentation
Research employing Dispersion Technology’s instruments has been conducted on:
- Solid suspensions such as:
- Nano-Particles
- Both micro- and macro-scale Emulsions, including oil-in-water and water-in-oil varieties
- Proteins
- Micelles
- Processes involving Milling and Nanomilling
- Films
- Membranes
- Systems based on Polymer Gel