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Rigaku NEX LS scanner performs multi-element composition, coat weight and coating thickness analyses for web and coil applications

For more demanding applications, or for situations where analysis time or sample throughput is critical, Rigaku offers the new NEX QC+ spectro­meter. Employing the next generation silicon detector technology, the enhanced NEX QC+ affords significant improvement in elemental peak resolution and counting statistics, resulting in superior calibrations and measurement precision for the most challenging measurements.Specifically d…

Rigaku is attending the 2019 Materials Science and Technology meeting to present it's latest X-ray analytical instrumentation

New industrial solutions from the partnership include in-line X-ray semiconductor metrology with microfocus mirror optics

As a premium low cost benchtop Energy Dispersive X-ray Fluorescence (EDXRF) elemental analyzer, the Rigaku NEX QC delivers wide elemental coverage with an easy-to-learn software interface in a robust package designed for industrial at-line quality control applications. Specifically designed for routine quality control elemental analysis applications, the new Rigaku NEX QC features an intuitive "icon-driven" touch screen inter…

Rigaku’s Radioflex EGM2 series directional radiographic testing systems are tried and tested. They are characterized by their reliability and robustness. Their rugged design caters to the rigors of in-field testing, while their proven dependability ensures they are ready to go when you are. These systems are built to last, while the high-performance ceramic X-ray tubes will provide years of operation.

Rigaku expands chemical threat analysis with new targeted capabilities

The Rigaku ResQ CQL analyzer sets the new standard for 1064nm handheld Raman in the safety and security sector

Applied Rigaku Technologies, Inc. announce a new empirical method for the elemental analysis of oxide minerals in dolomite

New nano3DX optimizes data acquisition enabling the measurement of volumes 25 times larger than other systems in a comparable time frame