Today, XRF analysis devices have found many applications in various industries, so that they are one of the most basic systems required by industrial laboratories, universities and research centers. XRF devices are provided with two technologies, ED and WD.
Using simultaneous XRF, Sequential XRF and XRD technology
Accurate quantitative and qualitative analysis based on Wavelength Dispersive method
Ability to install up to 32 monochromators for simultaneous analysis of elements
Equipped with a goniometer for sequential analysis of elements from B to U
Ability to install the XRD system to determine the phases in the sample
Using an X-ray tube with selectable powers of 1200, 2500 and 4200 watts, along with a water cooler for high powers.
Using Simultaneous and Sequential XRF technology
Accurate quantitative and qualitative analysis based on Wavelength Dispersive method
Using a low-power X-ray tube of 50 or 200 watts without the need for a water cooler
Equipped with a goniometer with the ability to analyze elements from F to U
Ability to install up to 8 monochromators for simultaneous analysis of elements
Using Sequential RF technology
Accurate quantitative and qualitative analysis based on Wavelength Dispersive method
Equipped with a goniometer for sequential analysis of elements from B to U
Using an X-ray tube with selectable powers of 1200, 2500 and 4200 watts, along with a water cooler for high powers.
Equipped with a mapping system with the ability to check the surface of the sample
Accurate quantitative and qualitative analysis based on the Energy Dispersive method, the ability to analyze elements from F to U
Using the vacuum environment for the analysis of light elements and helium gas for the analysis of liquids
Equipped with a 50 watt low power tube without the need for a water cooler