X-Ray Fluorescence
X-ray fluorescence is a frequently used analysis technique for the analysis of rock, sediment, and other earth material samples. Geoscientists in the field use portable equipment to get real-time material chemistry of geological samples as well as microscopes for traditional optical mineralogy and petrology.
XRF is a powerful, nondestructive technique for measuring elemental composition from magnesium (Mg) to uranium (U), from parts per million to 100%. Compact and portable XRF machines offer accurate, rapid elemental analysis on the go, making them an essential piece of equipment for anyone looking for laboratoryquality results. Prescreening using XRF enables priority sample selection for laboratory analysis, maximizing analytical budgets.
Five XRF Accessories for Mining and Geochemical Analysis Field Kit Handheld XRF analyzers can provide immediate, onsite elemental measurements for a range of mining and geochemical analysis applications, including mineral exploration, ore grade control, and environmental monitoring.
Vanta Work Station
The Vanta Work Station is a fully interlocked system that enables you to set up your handheld XRF analyzer on a benchtop or as a portable field laboratory. Simply power on the system, click the analyzer into place, close the lid, and start the test through a wireless connection or USB. While the test runs, you can perform other tasks and stay productive.
You can find all mining and geology solutions of Olympus at https://www.olympus-ims.com/en/solutions/mining-geology.