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A culture of innovation and a distinguished history of breakthrough achievements define Thermo Scientific Niton x-ray fluorescence (XRF) analyzers…purpose-built for the rigorous demands of handheld, nondestructive elemental analysis in the field.
• First handheld, lab-quality XRF analyzer for metal alloy analysis
• First use of miniaturized x-ray tubes in one-piece handheld analyzers
• First and only isotope-based handheld XRF analyzer that never requires source replacement
• First handheld analyzer equipped with an He purge for direct analysis of Mg, Al, Si, P, and S in metal alloys
• First handheld XRF analyzer with camera and small spot to isolate & measure small components
• First and only handheld XRF analyzer to feature a 50kV x-ray tube
• First geometrically optimized large area drift detector
Count on Thermo Scientific Niton Handheld Analyzers
Engineered from the inside out to make you more successful, Thermo Scientific Niton XRF instruments deliver lab-quality results with unmatched speed, precision, and accuracy. Our analyzers are the only handheld XRF analyzers, also known as an XRF gun, to offer you a wide range of sources, models, and configurations. You can count on us to listen to you and recommend the right analyzer for the right application.
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Laurel Whitlock![]() Status: See all reviews Member since 2010 Organization: The Coblentz Society Read more » | RATING: 5.0 ![]()
"Light weight and portable for analysis. Customizable mode simplifies for analysis. Improved interface makes analysis fast and data retrieval easy." |
Girish Wable![]() Status: See all reviews Member since 2010 Organization: Jabil Read more » | RATING: 2.3 ![]()
"Portable and easy to use, however it is expensive for multiple applications." |
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