Global and U.S. Remote Particle Sensors Market Report, Published by QY Research.

Remote Particle Sensors are advanced monitoring instruments designed to detect and quantify airborne or fluid-borne particles in real time from remote or hard-to-access environments. These sensors use optical, laser scattering, or light obscuration principles to measure particle size distribution and concentration in cleanrooms, manufacturing facilities, data centers, and environmental monitoring systems. They are essential for contamination control, air quality management, and process optimization in industries such as semiconductors, pharmaceuticals, food processing, and aerospace.

https://www.qyresearch.com/reports/5046557/remote-particle-sensors

Core market data:

Global market size: USD 255 million
CAGR (2024-2030): 8.5%
Average price: USD 4000 per unit
Annual production: 65 kilounits
Gross margin: 39%
Production capacity: 80 kilounits

List of Main players:

TSI Incorporated
Particle Measuring Systems
Beckman Coulter Life Sciences
Honeywell International
Thermo Fisher Scientific
Rion Co., Ltd.
Hitachi High-Tech
Palas GmbH
Lighthouse Worldwide
PAMAS GmbH

1. By Detection Principle

Optical Light Scattering
Laser Diffraction
LIDAR-Based
Electrostatic Induction

2. By Particle Size

Nanoparticle
Fine Particle
Coarse Particle
Large Particle

3. By Detection Range

Near-Field
Mid-Range
Long-Range

4. By Communication Method

Analog
Digital
Wireless

5. By Class Grade

ISO Class 1-3
ISO Class 4-7

6. By Application

Semiconductors
Aerospace & Defense
Environmental
Commercial
Industrial

Cast study for bidding:

Project Buyer: South Coast Air Quality Management District (SCAQMD)
Date: June 2022
Winning Bidder: REPSS, Inc.
Contract Amount: USD 92,300
Product: Aeroqual Dust Sentry Remote Particle Sensors (PM1/PM2.5/PM10/TSP)
Quantity: Estimated 8-9 units (based on unit price of USD 9,800-11,400 each)
Upstream Supplier: Met One Instruments
Application: Real-time, remote air quality and dust monitoring for regulatory compliance (e.g., Rule 1466 at construction/remediation sites)
Significance: Demonstrates a public-sector procurement of remote particle sensors through a U.S. distributor, integrating OEM technology and upstream sensor modules into a regulatory monitoring program.

Cast study for end using:

End User: Port Environmental Divisions in SCAQMD
Quantity Used: Over 25 Aeroqual Dust Sentry units
Where Used: Installed at permanent and temporary monitoring stations around cargo terminals, freight corridors, and community buffer zones near both ports.
Performance: Provided real-time PM2.5 and PM10 data, Enabled 24/7 air quality surveillance, Delivered regulatory-grade data, and Supported public dashboards, improving transparency and community engagement.

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