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Precious metal and alloy XRF analyser

Non-destructive testing (NDT) of manufactured materials by X-ray fluorescence (XRF) is a crucial tool in many industries. The latest handheld XRF analyser from Olympus, the Delta Element, is ideal for scrap metal sorting, positive material identification (PMI), alloy QA/QC, and precious metals analysis.

The Delta Element is the most affordable hand-held XRF analyser produced by Olympus to date. The model was developed for those customers who require the speed, reliability and ease of operation expected from the Delta Premium, yet do not require the extended element range necessary only for some specialty applications.

” With a powerful X-ray tube and Si-PIN detector, the Delta Element provides quick identification, screening and sorting of alloy and precious metals. The analyser still incorporates the latest hand-held XRF technologies at an affordable price for small to medium businesses.Element XRF

It’s unique combination of features is ideal for most alloy identification and sorting applications. The analyser is a powerful tool, yet simple to operate. Operators can switch between precious metals and alloy mode at the touch of an onscreen icon.

The Delta Element displays measured results and grade identification in seconds. With Olympus’ unique Grade Match Messaging (GMM) feature you can assign customised messages to any grade and use real-time or pop-up messages for immediate sorting instructions and improved user efficiency. The “Delta Report” software then allows for fast and professional reporting and certificate generation of any analysis.

With its lightweight, handheld design and durable construction, the Delta Element features rubber overmolding to protect the analyser and an ergonomic grip for comfortable operation.

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