X-RAY FLUORESCENCE INSTRUMENTS
Price-performance breakthrough in elemental analysis
Are you responsible for elemental (chemical) analysis and/or quality control in your organisation?
If so, you will be well aware of the financial rewards to your organisation of using an appropriate and cost-effective solution for measuring what you need to control.
For this reason, we are providing you with the information on the latest in the Jordan Valley range of X-ray fluorescence (XRF) elemental analysers which are supplied and supported here in the UK by Staplethorne.
Jordan Valley manufactures an innovative range of high quality energy-dispersive X-ray fluorescence (EDXRF) spectrometers that are setting new standards in performance, reliability and cost-effectiveness. These are used for the non-destructive analysis of the multi-elemental composition of a wide range of materials - rapidly providing essential information to laboratories, process control managers, etc. With increasing demands on quality, and the rising costs of materials and labour, these simple to operate Windows © - based XRF instruments, with their minimal sample preparation requirements, provide reliable answers with a minimum of fuss and maintenance.
These XRF products offer the following benefits:
- Rapid determination
of elements from sodium to uranium, with options to analyse down to oxygen
- Accurate
and precise/reproducible results
- Totally non-destructive technique - sample available for subsequent tests, valuable objects remain intact (very large items can be analysed)
- No sample contact
- can be in solid or liquid form
- Qualitative, semi-quantitative
, and quantitative analysis
- Sensitivity
from ppm to major elements
- Flexible
and easy-to-use, even by non-technical personnel.
- Robust and well proven technology
, with portable and LN2 - free options
- Local
expertise and technical support available
- New performance-to-price ratio
not previously available
- Low cost of labour
(non-technical staff can operate)
- Very low cost of consumables
for most applications
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Presenting a full range of high quality XRF elemental analysis systems to suit a wide variety of applications and budgets
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Desktop Elemental XRF Analyser: EX-310
low cost, high performance desktop EDXRF spectrometer
analyse Mg-U with or without standards
high resolution (<250eV) Si-semiconductor X-ray detector
thermoelectrically cooled, no LN2 needed
solenoid controlled air, He-purge, or vacuum conditions
high precision multi-sample changer
eight computer-selectable filters for high sensitivity
easy-to-use powerful Windows software
low cost of labour (non-technical staff can operate)
very low cost of consumables for most applications
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Industrial XRF Spectrometer: EX-3600
moderately priced direct XRF excitation configuration
analyse Na-U with or without standards
sensitivity from ppm to major elements
150eV resolution Si(Li) detector
50kV front-anode end-window X-ray tube
eight computer-selectable filters for high sensitivity
large sample chamber
sample spinner and automatic changer
easy-to-use powerful Windows software
upgradeable to EX-6600
robust and well proven technology
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Advanced XRF Spectrometer: EX-6600
patented optics with secondary targets, for direct or secondary excitation (STE)
analyse Na-U with or without standards
front-anode, end-window X-ray tube for stability and durability
8 filters/secondary targets for ultimate flexibility
highest sensitivity and selectivity
sample spinner and automatic changer
easy-to-use powerful Windows software
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The EX-3600LS large sample analyser
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Jordan Valley is a long established Israeli company, with a major subsidiary in Texas and expert technical representatives throughout Europe and many other trading areas. Staplethorne, their UK representative, is a company that carries out technical research, product development, and marketing of instrumentation for non-contacting/non-intrusive elemental analysis. We are also capable of creating specific application procedures and adapting products to meet specific customer needs, and offer UK-based service and support.
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Frequently asked questions (FAQs) about EDXRF
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