The Ipac 2 was originally developed for protein aggregation research and vaccine quality control, but it is now widely used across various industrial and research applications.

Its compact and reliable design minimizes manual intervention, with most adjustments made through the intuitive Armadillo software, included with all Occhio instruments.
The microchip, where samples are measured, can be easily replaced using a simple latch system, allowing for quick changes.

The efficiency and reliability of the Ipac 2 make it a preferred choice in fields such as protein aggregation, vaccine quality control, antibiotic efficacy testing, CMP (Chemical Mechanical Planarization) compound analysis, fuel contamination QC (below 5 µm), and liquid soap R&D.

The sample dispersion system uses a precision syringe and integrated motor for accurate measurements.
The minimum sample size required is just 20 µl, but the syringe can be adjusted to accommodate larger sample volumes as needed.

The ADR option designed for the Ipac 2, automating the entire analysis process.
The robot works in coordination with the instrument to mix, disperse, and measure the sample without human intervention.
It can test up to 96 samples continuously, optimizing time and freeing up resources for other tasks.

Data and images of each individual particle are stored in an Occhio binary database.
The Armadillo software controls the entire analysis process,ensuring complete
and precise management of results.