multi element xrf spectrometer

An XRF spectrometer (X-ray Fluorescence spectrometer) is an advanced analytical instrument that utilizes X-ray Fluorescence technology to identify and quantify elements within a sample without causing any damage. By exciting the sample with X-rays, the spectrometer measures the unique secondary (fluorescent) X-rays emitted by each element, providing rapid and precise elemental composition data. These instruments are indispensable across a multitude of industries for applications such as quality control, material verification, precious metal analysis, geological surveying, and environmental monitoring. Read More

A Cost-Effective Portable XRF Spectrometer is a handheld or compact X-ray Fluorescence (XRF) analytical instrument designed to provide accurate and rapid elemental analysis in various field or on-site applications, at a price point that offers significant value and accessibility for small businesses. Its "cost-effective" nature refers to its balance of affordability (e.g., $15,000-$18,000) with robust performance, making advanced non-destructive material testing viable for businesses that cannot invest in more expensive, high-end laboratory equipment, or require the flexibility of on-location analysis. It enables users to identify and quantify elements in solids, liquids, and powders, crucial for diverse industries including precious metals, scrap recycling, and quality control. Read More

A Battery-Operated Portable XRF Spectrometer is a handheld or highly compact X-ray Fluorescence (XRF) analytical instrument specifically designed for on-site, mobile elemental analysis, powered by an internal rechargeable battery. This type of spectrometer provides rapid, non-destructive chemical composition analysis of various materials in the field, without the need for external power sources. Its battery operation is a key feature that enables true mobility, making it invaluable for applications like mobile assays of gold, precious metals, scrap sorting, or environmental screening, where samples cannot easily be brought to a laboratory. Read More

Model VR-M5TypePortable gold testerPrice 15000$-18000$Machine size206 x 200 x 278 mmChamber size500 x 400 x 400mmN/G Weight4.1Kg/11.1KGTest time30sTest rangeSol Read More

An Economic XRF Spectrometer for Gold Traders is a cost-effective, X-ray Fluorescence (XRF) analytical instrument specifically designed to provide rapid, non-destructive elemental analysis of gold and other precious metals. Its "economic" nature refers to its affordability (e.g., $6,000-$7,000 price range), making it an accessible and valuable tool for gold trading businesses that require quick, reliable purity verification without the high investment of more advanced laboratory-grade systems. It enables traders to accurately assess the karatage and composition of gold, ensuring fair transactions and protecting against fraudulent materials. Read More

A Multi-Element XRF Spectrometer for Gold is an advanced, non-destructive X-ray Fluorescence (XRF) analytical instrument specifically designed to provide comprehensive and highly accurate elemental analysis of gold and its various alloys. "Multi-element" signifies its capability to precisely identify and quantify not only gold but also other precious metals, common alloying elements, and even trace impurities within a sample. These spectrometers are crucial for applications demanding exceptional accuracy in determining the exact composition of gold, ensuring quality control, facilitating precise valuations, and preventing fraud in the gold industry. Read More

A Compact XRF Spectrometer is a non-destructive X-ray Fluorescence (XRF) analytical instrument specifically designed with a small footprint for efficient use in spaces where room is limited, such as jewelry retail stores, pawn shops, or small workshops. Despite its smaller size, it provides accurate and rapid elemental analysis of various materials, particularly suited for gold testing due to its precision in identifying and quantifying precious metals and common alloys. Its "compact" nature ensures it fits seamlessly into retail environments without compromising on performance or ease of use. Read More

A Multi-Metal Precious Metal Analyzer Gun is a sophisticated, handheld X-ray Fluorescence (XRF) device designed in a pistol-grip form factor that utilizes advanced smart software to provide comprehensive and accurate elemental analysis of a wide array of metals, beyond just gold. This "gun" form factor allows for direct, non-destructive testing of various precious metals (gold, silver, platinum, palladium) as well as common alloying elements and other industrial metals. The integrated smart software enables intuitive operation, automatic alloy identification, and detailed reporting, making it an indispensable tool for diverse material verification needs in various industries. Read More

An Industrial Handheld XRF Spectrometer is a rugged, portable X-ray Fluorescence (XRF) device specifically engineered for rapid, non-destructive elemental analysis and material identification in demanding industrial environments. Unlike general-purpose analyzers, these spectrometers are built for durability and precision in tough conditions, making them ideal for tasks like scrap metal sorting. They quickly determine the chemical composition of various alloys, metals, and other materials, enabling on-the-spot quality control, material verification, and sorting, which are critical in industries such as manufacturing, recycling, mining, and construction. Read More

A High-Precision Handheld XRF Spectrometer is an advanced, portable X-ray Fluorescence (XRF) device engineered to deliver exceptionally accurate and reliable elemental analysis of materials, typically in a non-destructive manner. Unlike standard handheld XRF units, "high-precision" signifies its capability to detect and quantify elements with superior accuracy (e.g., 0.03% for 9999 gold), often due to optimized detectors and excitation sources. These spectrometers, like the VRAY VR-H5, are crucial for detailed metal analysis in applications where even slight variations in composition can have significant implications, such as quality control, alloy verification, and precious metal valuation. Read More