QualiX-M1 is a desktop model spectrometer. It is equipped with globally advanced analysis technology. It efficiently reduces testing interference and improves energy resolution of Mg, Al, Si, P and other elements in geology and minerals. The instrument is multi-functional and meets international standards.
XRF analyzers are used to the fullest potential when determining the alloy under examination and in obtaining a chemical analysis of the constituent elements of samples. Preparation of the sample should be cleaned of all dust, rust, oils etc. If the sample is already cleaned there is no need for preparation, a dirty sample will have a significant effect on the analysis. There are many factors that can cause errors for alloy sample analysis, factors such as specimen size or cleanness can disrupt readings. Solutions for these factors can be as simple as painting or coating the surface of the specimen, or if the sample size is too small multiple pieces can be used at the same time.
XRF is used to determine the concentration of minerals. The analysis includes determining the metal content in slag, concentration of metals in drill core and also through the refining process, ore samples and more. Mineral sample considerations includes samples that are measured “in-situ” require multiple locations, intrusive samples in plastic bags require several locations. Errors can be caused by the following, porosity, significant moisture changes, lack of sufficient specimen quantity etc.
When certain elements are bombarded with X-rays, electrons are emitted which result in energy released from the outer shells. Electrons can be ejected from the inner shell of atoms, causing them to drop down from the higher-level. When this event happens it is called “characteristic x-rays”.
Bremsstrahlung x-rays and characteristic x-rays are created by a shower of electrons, this occurs by an XRF analyzer bombarding the atoms of the sample with x-rays. Each electron transition emits a characteristic x-ray (fluorescence photon) with an energy equal to the energy differences between the two shells for the specific element. Electrons have the same fixed energy levels in all atoms of the same element, each similar electron transition emits an x-ray of the same discreet energy. Therefore when electrons are ejected from atoms of the same element, the emitted x-rays are identical.
Measurable range |
Na to U |
Analytical range |
ppm—99.99% (different materials, with different analytical range) |
Simultaneous analysis |
Testing tens of elements simultaneously |
Precision |
0.05% (content 96%á) |
Testing time |
60s-200s |
Resolution |
(140±5) eV |
Tube voltage |
5KV-50KV |
Tube current |
50uA-1000uA |
Power |
200W |
Voltage input |
AC 220V (Optional: 110V) |
Ambient temperature |
15°C-30°C |
Ambient humidity |
35%-70% |
Sample chamber size |
320mm×100mm |
Instrument dimension |
660mm×510mm×350mm |
Weight |
65Kg |
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