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Spectroscopy
News Release from: Spectro Analytical Instruments | Subject: Spectro iQ
Edited by the Laboratorytalk Editorial
Team on 04 March 2005
Higher performance XRF in smaller
package
Instrument offers enhanced levels of performance at a more attractive price than previous models for applications where high precision and accuracy are needed for process control purposes
Spectro has announced the launch of Spectro iQ, a new polarised XRF analyser for the multi-element analysis of solids, powders and liquids For many applications, Spectro says the new instrument is its most sensitive polarised XRF analyser and offers enhanced levels of performance at a more attractive price than previous models for applications where high precision and accuracy are needed for process control purposes
This article was originally published on Laboratorytalk on 29 Sep 2005 at 8.00am (UK)
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The all new C-Force optics deliver levels of sensitivity for elements like Na, Mg, Al, Si, P, S and Cl, never experienced with EDXRF spectrometers before, it says.
Specific iQ packages are available for the analysis of additives in oils, cement, slags and refractories as well as a low S version of Spectr iQ for the analysis of low sulphur in fuels.
The low S version has a detection limit for sulphur in fuels of less than 1ppm and provides a complete and simultaneous analysis of all other critical and relevant elements.
Other features include a method wizard to take the operator through the analysing process step-by-step.
This enables companies to widen the amount of employees able to use iQ within their organisation.
The wizard also makes it extremely simple for an organisation to build a new analysis method, says the company.
Spectro iQ offers a smaller size, more sensitive bench-top analyser for space limited environments.
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