More productive alloy analyser from Thermo

Archiv – United States | X-ray detection specialist Thermo Fisher has launched its Niton XL2 Series hand-held alloy analyser in succession to its Niton XLt devices.
The new models incorporate ’customisable’ menus for ease of use, multi-language options and a standard analytical range of more than 25 elements.United States | X-ray detection specialist Thermo Fisher has launched its Niton XL2 Series hand-held alloy analyser in succession to its Niton XLt devices.
The new models incorporate ’customisable’ menus for ease of use, multi-language options and a standard analytical range of more than 25 elements. They are also equipped with Thermo Scientific Niton Data Transfer (NDT) software – a suite of data management utilities that allows users to set operator permissions, print certificates of analysis to document results or operate the analyser remotely from a PC. According to Thermo, the NDT file format preserves and protects the data from each sample analysis, ensuring that the information is not compromised either intentionally or unintentionally.
’With the launch of the Niton XL2, we can now offer scrap recyclers a range of products that are engineered from the ground up to deliver a new level of productivity and profitability,’ comments Bob Wopperer, Director of Marketing and Business Development for Thermo Scientific Niton Analysers.
According to the US-based company, hand-held Niton XL2 and Niton XL3 Series XRF analysers are purpose-built for taking measurements in any location and for supplying accurate results in seconds, thereby providing the user with savings when compared to traditional laboratory testing. The non-destructive devices provide integral storage of all test results.
Multiple communication options include Bluetooth wireless, USB and RS-232 serial communication ports.