New Handheld XRF Analyser

Environmental laboratory

New Handheld XRF Analyser

07 Mar, 2012

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Oxford Instruments (XRF, LIBS and OES)
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Oxford Instruments (UK) is proud to launch a new member of its handheld XRF analyser X-MET7000 series, the X-MET7500. The X-MET7500 delivers fast and accurate analysis of the widest variety of materials, including trace elements and light elements (from magnesium) analysis, without the need for helium purge or vacuum pump.

It is used as a screening tool for metal industries: Positive Material Identification, Metal recycling; Scrap sorting, Gold and Precious Metals verification, including tramp elements in jewellery, Mining processes, Environmental screening, Lead and other hazardous substances in paint, toys and other consumer goods, RoHS / WEEE / ELV compliance screening, Treated wood recycling and Drywall analysis.

The X-MET7000 series offers an improved, intuitive and easy-to-read graphical user interface. The bright and high contrast 4.3” Blanview® transmissive LCD touch screen ensures optimal outdoor viewing, even in direct sunlight. Its ease of use guarantees maximum productivity. Both handheld XRF analysers come with a new enhanced data download reporting flexibility. The result screen and reports can be easily customised, e.g. to show only pass/fail messages. The rugged, yet light and compact design of the X-METs withstands the harshest environments and weather conditions.

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