Thermo Fisher Scientific
Jan. 2, 2008
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Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc., on Dec. 26 announced it published three new application bulletins focusing on the precision and accuracy of its third generation of NITON handheld XRF analyzers for scrap metal recycling, positive material identification and metal fabrication and manufacturing applications. Thermo Fisher Scientific is a world leader manufacturer of handheld x-ray fluorescence (XRF) alloy analysis instrumentation.
The Thermo Scientific NITON XL3 800 Series provides fast alloy grade identification as well as the quickest laboratory-quality composition analysis of metal alloys that ever have been performed with a handheld XRF analyzer. Typical time for routine positive grade identification is less than 2 seconds as much as four times faster than our previous generation of award-winning instruments, increasing sample throughput and user productivity.
The NITON XL3t 800 features a 50 kilovolt, 2-watt x-ray tube, the highest powered x-ray tube ever offered in a handheld XRF analyzer, as well as advanced electronics that enable a host of new features directly benefiting the customer. Elevated base metal prices, combined with globalized trade in scrap metal, alloy stock and finished products have increased the costs of alloy mix-ups to suppliers, distributors and industrial consumers.
The NITON XL3 800 Series is available in a range of configurations and with an assortment of optional features and accessories to suit a wide variety of analytical needs. Some of the benefits in specific applications include:
The NITON XL3 800 can also be used to recover lost material traceability, allowing these materials to be used and converted to profit rather than being scrapped.