X-ray fluorescence spectrometers use high-energy X-rays or gamma rays to excite fluorescent radiation (or photons) from a sample for chemical or elemental analysis. In an energy dispersive X-ray fluorescence spectrometer (EDXRF Spectrometer), the fluorescent photons from the irradiated sample are detected without being separated first (as they are in wavelength dispersive XRF spectrometers). Therefore, EDXRF spectrometers typically have better efficiency, whereas WDXRF spectrometers have better resolution. Energy Dispersive XRF Spectrometers are used to analyze solid samples and although they have broad applications as disparate as petrochemical analysis, food safety, and plastics, one of the main attractions of this technique is that it is non-destructive, which makes it very attractive for analysis of samples that are irreplaceable, such as artifacts from an archeological site. The limit of detection for EDXRF spectrometers is typically in the parts per million (ppm) range.
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| Company | Malvern Panalytical | Malvern Panalytical |
| Item | Epsilon 1 EDXRF Spectrometer | Zetium Polymer Edition |
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| Catalog Number | Epsilon 1 | Zetium Polymer Edition |
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| Element Range | Sodium (Na) to Americium (AM) | Boron (B) to Americium (AM) |
| Sample Type | Solids, Pressed powders, fused beads and liquids | Inquire |
| X-Ray Tube | High-Performance Ceramic Tube, 50KV | SST R 1 kW X-ray tube, Configuration upgrades: 3 or 4 kW X-ray tube |
| Detector(s) | High-resolution silicon-drift detector (SDD) | Inquire |
| Sample Chamber | 1 position | Inquire |
| Description | Epsilon 1 is the ideal addition to any institution’s analytical equipment. It is capable of simple element identification and quantification to more sophisticated analysis. Introduce students to an analytical technique widely used in industry for production and quality control, but often neglected Epsilon 1 is the ideal addition to any institution’s analytical equipment. It is capable of simple element identification and quantification to more sophisticated analysis. Introduce students to an analytical technique widely used in industry for production and quality control, but often neglected in the classroom.
The Epsilon 1 is an easy to operate, compact and X-ray safe instrument without the need for additional chemicals. Epsilon 1 can be used for educating students in lab-practicals and for research activities in a variety of disciplines, for example, chemistry, geology, archeology, environmental sciences, material sciences and forensics.
A number of out-of-the-box solutions are available for specific analytical needs. Those industry versions are pre-calibrated in the factory and ready to use:
- Epsilon 1 Lubricating oils
An easy and economical method for ASTM D6481 compliant analysis of additives in lubricating oils. - Epsilon 1 for Fuels
An easy and economical analysis method for sulfur in fuels starting from 5ppm.
- Epsilon 1 Research and education
A flexible, yet simple to use, analytical instrument for research and education.
- Epsilon 1 for Small Spot Analysis
Elemental analysis of small objects or small inclusions in electronic appliances, toys, jewelry, rocks or finished products.
- Epsilon 1 for automotive catalysts recycling
Easy and accurate analysis of Pt, Pd and Rh in spent automotive catalytic converters. - Epsilon 1 Wells
An on-asset monitoring solution with DNV Marine certification that gives you critical production chemistry and flow assurance data.
- Epsilon 1 for Ultra Low Sulfur (ULS)
Achieve precise sulfur and chlorine data from 5 ppm with minimal sample prep and no helium required, keeping your running costs low while complying with ISO 13032 and other international sulfur test methods. ... Read More | The Zetium Polymers edition XRF spectrometer supports product control of polymers, plastics, functional additives, fillers and catalysts by delivering precise and accurate elemental analysis for samples across the production process. The Polymers edition is pre-configured to deliver consistent The Zetium Polymers edition XRF spectrometer supports product control of polymers, plastics, functional additives, fillers and catalysts by delivering precise and accurate elemental analysis for samples across the production process. The Polymers edition is pre-configured to deliver consistent results with the appropriate hardware and your choice of easy-to-setup application modules:- ADPOL - for the analysis of additives in polymers and plastics
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TOXEL - for the analysis of toxic elements in polyethylene
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RoHS - for the analysis of the RoHS elements in polyolephins
The option of our unique Small Spot Mapping and analysis feature allows defect analysis in polymers, which could be caused by additive agglomerates, catalyst fragments or other contaminants.
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