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Benchop XRF (X-Ray Fluorescence) - The Epsilon 3XL from PANalytical

This is the first time the PANalytical Epsilon 3XL benchtop XRF has been shown as it was only released in January 2011. The Epsilon 3XL can perform elemental analysis down to Fluorine. It is suited to lower throughput applications like production control applications, but is capable of producing results comparable to larger more expensive floor standing XRF units.

Despite its small size it does feature a sample carousel for automated analysis of multiple samples, but can also be easily adapted to run larger non-standard size samples. This benchtop XRF instrument can cater for fusion bead, solid, powder and liquid samples and is suited to the analysis of materials such as cements, petrochemicals, mining and plastics to name just a few.

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PANalytical Epsilon 3XL Benchtop XRF Spectrometer

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