Meritics Ltd is set to showcase its latest particle characterisation and materials analysis solutions at two major UK industry events this spring:

ChemUK 2026 - 20–21 May, NEC Birmingham

At ChemUK, Meritics will highlight its comprehensive portfolio of analytical technologies designed to support the chemicals industry in optimising product performance, quality, and process efficiency. From particle size and shape analysis to surface area and porosity measurement, these techniques are essential for understanding material behaviour in applications such as catalysts, powders, and specialty chemicals. By working closely with leading global instrument manufacturers, Meritics provides tailored solutions that help organisations improve formulation consistency, enhance reactivity, and meet increasingly stringent regulatory requirements.

Visitors to the Meritics stand will also gain insight into how advanced characterisation can streamline R&D and scale-up processes. With expertise spanning multiple techniques, the team offers practical guidance on selecting the right analytical approach to solve real-world challenges—whether that’s controlling particle distribution, improving flow properties, or ensuring batch-to-batch reproducibility.

Surfex 2026 - 9–10 June, CBS Arena, Coventry

At Surfex 2026, the focus will shift to the coatings and surface technologies sector. Meritics will present solutions specifically suited to paints, inks, and coatings applications, where particle size, dispersion quality, and rheological behaviour are critical to final product performance. Technologies on display will demonstrate how manufacturers can achieve better opacity, stability, and application properties, while reducing waste and improving formulation efficiency.

Across both events, Meritics reinforces its position as a trusted partner for material characterisation, offering not only cutting-edge instrumentation but also expert support, training, and contract analysis services. Attendees are invited to connect with the team to explore how deeper material insight can drive innovation and competitive advantage in both the chemicals and coatings industries.