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Alloy analysis is the process of determining the precise composition of metal alloys. It identifies the exact percentage of each element within the alloy, ensuring quality, authenticity, and consistency.
Why It Matters:
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Quality Control: Ensures the alloy meets specified standards.
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Authenticity Verification: Confirms if jewelry or metals are genuine.
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Material Selection: Helps manufacturers choose the right alloy for their needs.
Using advanced tools like XRF technology, alloy analysis provides fast, accurate results, helping industries maintain high standards and customer trust.
Alloy Analysis
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Nanoris come with extensive alloy libraries that cover a wide range of international standards and specifications. These libraries enable the machine to quickly identify and verify alloys according to global industry standards.
What the Machine Can Check:
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Certified Alloy Standards: Including ASTM, ISO, JIS, AISI, BS, and other international standards.
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Custom & Industry-Specific Libraries: Tailored for jewelry, automotive, aerospace, and construction industries.
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Precise Identification: Matches alloy composition against known standards for fast and reliable verification.
This capability ensures your testing instrument can accurately analyze alloys from all major standards worldwide, providing confidence in quality and compliance.
Alloy Libraries
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XRF-Technology
X-ray fluorescence (XRF) technology is a powerful analytical tool used to determine the elemental composition of materials. It operates by emitting X-rays onto a sample, which causes the atoms within to produce secondary (fluorescent) X-rays. Each element emits a unique set of fluorescent X-rays, allowing for accurate identification and quantification of the elements within the sample.
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Mining & Geology: Analyzing mineral content in rocks and ores.
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Environmental Science: Detecting pollutants in soil and water.
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Consumer Goods: Checking for toxic elements in household products and electronics.
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Archaeology: Authenticating and dating artifacts.
Applications
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Non-destructive: Does not alter or damage the sample.
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Speedy Analysis: Provides quick results with minimal sample preparation.
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Versatility: Effective on solids, liquids, and powders.
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