Art and Archaeology handheld analyzer

Nondestructive elemental quantification of almost any element is used (from magnesium to uranium) analysis techniques

Handheld X-ray fluorescence (XRF) analyzers have the ability to quantify or describe almost any element from magnesium to uranium, depending on the specific instrument configuration.

Portable XRF spectrometer enables you to take a battery-powered analyzer to analyze the sample, rather than the sample to the laboratory. When larger or heavier the test sample, it is very useful.

Art and Archaeology analyzer applies a very wide range of industries and applications, such as:

Metal analysis

Waste sorting

Identification of the material reliability

Mining and prospecting

Environmental and Soil Screening

Art and Archaeology

Research and Teaching

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Brook production of handheld fluorescence spectrometer is divided into two different series, which gives you a wide range of options to meet your analytical needs.

Tracer III-SD system

Tracer series product line for research aims to provide users with the most flexible measurement conditions, and the ability to create and modify calibration.

  X-ray fluorescence as a non-destructive testing equipment elements, used in archaeological excavations, the protection of cultural relics and works of art and other fields more than 50 years of history.

  For some archaeological excavations unearthed objects, historical artifacts and works of art of the origin and structure identification, you first need to understand its elements. Especially in the identification of some of the artwork is genuine or fake, the art and archeology analyzer elemental analysis often has very important significance.

  Until recently, the technology development of powerful handheld devices, which makes this a non-destructive testing techniques can be fully applied in the field. Because the analysis can be applied to a variety of field work, and elemental analysis are also more and more accepted by conservation workers. At the same time, armed with fluorescence spectrometer on the target detection has also been greatly expanded.

 German company Bruker TRACER III-SD handheld XRF analyzer equipment Art and Archaeology in this area has become a unique research tool.