Used AMETEK / CAMECA EX300 #9355312 for sale

AMETEK / CAMECA EX300 is an energy-dispersive X-ray fluorescence spectrometer (ED-XRF). It is designed for highly accurate and precise elemental analysis of a wide range of materials. AMETEK EX300 utilizes a high-power vacuum X-ray tube, cooled collimators, optimized sample handling and a highly sensitive, large-area, sealed EDS detector. It is optimized for the analysis of small samples, as well as elements from Z = 1 to 92, as well as rare earth elements from La to Lu. The energy-dispersive spectrometer utilizes monochromatic X-rays to create an ionization of target elements, which occurs when the X-ray energy intersects an atom's nucleus. The atom rearranges electrons to their ground state and the excess energy is released as fluorescent X-rays whose energy is characteristic of the element. The X-rays then pass through the sample to a detector where the X-ray energy is converted into a pulse signal. This pulse signal is then converted to a digital signal and analyzed to define the chemical composition of the sample. CAMECA EX300 uses solid-state geometry to focus the monochromatic X-ray beam onto the sample. This geometry creates a tightly focused spot which reduces analysis time to a few seconds. EX300 also utilizes a powerful and stable X-ray tube, sealed EDS detector and a Peltier cooling element to maintain operating temperatures. This ensures consistent performance regardless of sample type or composition. AMETEK / CAMECA EX300 also offers a software package for data acquisition, analysis and reporting. It allows for the calculation of absolute concentrations of elements, and includes a variety of automated calibration features and advanced data processing algorithms. This ensures accuracy and precision in all analyses. AMETEK EX300 is designed to meet the demand for rapid and accurate analysis of a wide range of sample types. Its monochromatic X-ray beam and advanced software make it the ideal choice for demanding analysis applications in areas such as geology, archeology and materials science.