Industries & Applications

Microscopy & Laboratory Analysis

Microscopic particle analysis for research, quality control and product development using scaled micrographs and controlled laboratory images.

Particle measurement from laboratory and microscopic images

Microscopic particle analysis helps researchers quantify size and shape from properly scaled images of particles, droplets, cells and other visible features.

WipFrag converts laboratory photographs and micrographs into repeatable distributions that support research, product development, quality investigations and comparison between samples.

Common use cases

Microscopic particle analysis

Measure particle size and shape distributions from scaled microscope images and micrographs. WipFrag turns visible particle boundaries into quantitative data for research, material characterization and comparison between samples.
Droplets in a microscope image prepared for size measurement

Droplets, emulsions and bubbles

Measure the apparent size and shape distributions of droplets, bubbles or dispersed phases when their boundaries are visible in captured images. Compare formulations, mixing conditions, treatment stages or changes over time using a consistent analysis workflow.
Identified structures by colour in a laboratory microscope image

Cells and biological samples

Analyze the size and shape of clearly delineated cells or other biological features in microscope images. Repeatable measurements can support research, sample comparison and the evaluation of experimental conditions.
Pharmaceutical crystals prepared for laboratory particle analysis

Pharmaceutical and chemical materials

Characterize visible particles, granules or crystals in pharmaceutical and chemical samples. WipFrag can support formulation research, process investigation and comparative quality studies using controlled, properly scaled images.
Manufactured particles viewed under magnification for size analysis

Materials science and manufactured particles

Measure size and shape variations in powders, granules, beads and other manufactured particles. Image-based results can help researchers compare materials, production methods, suppliers or treatment conditions.
Laboratory samples compared after controlled fragmentation testing

Experimental fragmentation and materials testing

Compare particle distributions produced by controlled breakage, crushing, impact or explosives experiments. WipFrag provides repeatable measurements for evaluating test conditions, material response and changes between trials.

Start with the Decision

Tell us what decision you need to support, what material evidence would justify it and where that evidence can be collected. We’ll help determine the appropriate measurement method and solution.