Confidently perform elemental analysis with the Thermo Scientific™ Niton™ XL5 Plus handheld XRF analyzer; it delivers unprecedented performance even for lightweight elements. Identify pure metals and alloys, detect tramp elements, or obtain geochemical data.

Explore our range of XRF analyzers to suit various testing needs and budgets, and browse resources and FAQs on handheld XRF analysis. The Vanta™ handheld XRF analyzer series provides rapid, accurate elemental analysis and alloy ID in a range of powerful models.

Nov 20, 2020 · Here I list the price of a Portable XRF Analyzer (AKA handheld XRF spectrometer) depends on functionality and Brand. Used models can save you as much as 70% over new ones. REVIEW XRF TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS BY BRAND: Olympus/Bruker/Niton/Oxford/Spectro. Visit our XRF Discussion Forum.

When it comes to Positive Material Identification (PMI), Bruker provides a fast, easy and completely non-destructive analysis method for every metal component: XRF PMI guns, also called handheld alloy analyzers.

Coating thickness measurement based on X-ray fluorescence (XRF) is a widely accepted and industry-proven analytical technique. Handheld XRF offers total versatility: you can take the analyzer to where testing is needed.

In this article, we will look at some of the top handheld XRF guns you can buy on Amazon and offer a buyer’s guide to help you select the right one for your unique project, especially if you’re focused on an XRF analyzer for gold testing.

The totally re-engineered X-200 and X-50 are the lowest priced XRF guns on the market, yet still offer best-in-class analytical and speed performance, with all all the accuracy and throughput of the X-5 Series. Now with improved heat dissipation, reduced weight, and new user-interface.

A PMI gun—also called an XRF analyzer—is a portable device equipped with X-ray fluorescence technology. It allows for non-destructive testing, ensuring materials meet stringent industry standards and specifications.

High-Performance XRF Spectrometer for multi-elemental analysis. Outstanding low detection limits for a wide range of elements at even shorter measurement times; Improved accuracy based on optimized spectra handling; Application range extended to multilayer analysis, up to 8 layers and up to 55 elements

An XRF gun is a non-destructive tool designed to perform elemental analysis on materials. XRF guns, formally called XRF analyzers or XRF machines, perform measurements by harnessing the power of X-ray fluorescence (XRF), specifically what is called energy dispersive x-ray fluorescence (EDXRF).