Alloy Analyzers--Niton
Niton alloy analyzers, XLi and XLt, are the tools especially for QA/QC of alloy materials, NIST-traceable validation and validation and positive material identification of machined or fabricated components. With the simple press of a trigger, the company's analyzer provides positive grade identification and composition analysis of stainless steel, nickel and company nondestructive, the analysis of stainless steels, nickel and cobalt-based alloys, titanium alloys and much more in 2 to 5 seconds. Since XRF technology is nondestructive, the analysis can be performed without concern or finished and installed components as well as raw materials.
Niton alloy analyzers, XLi and XLt, are the tools especially for QA/QC of alloy materials, NIST-traceable validation and validation and positive material identification of machined or fabricated components. With the simple press of a trigger, the company's analyzer provides positive grade identification and composition analysis of stainless steel, nickel and company nondestructive, the analysis of stainless steels, nickel and cobalt-based alloys, titanium alloys and much more in 2 to 5 seconds. Since XRF technology is nondestructive, the analysis can be performed without concern or finished and installed components as well as raw materials.
The XLi is a small, portable XRF analyzer that features Infinition technology. The XLt XRF analyzer uses miniture x-ray tube technology.
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