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Advancing Alloy Identification

Oxford Instruments has launched a new fast, lightweight, hand-held x-ray Fluorescence (XRF) analyzer—the X MET3000TX+ for faster than ever color-coded alloy identification and assay analysis.

The X MET3000TX+ is configured for producing fast and accurate analysis of metals for the recycling industry and reliable positive material identification in the metal fabrication and process industries.

The new PentaPIN detector—based on the company’s Oxford Instruments’—patented PentaFET technology—means faster analysis and lower detection limits for all elements. Low detection limits are an irreplaceable feature when low concentrations of valuable metals and important alloying elements of metals need to be measured.

The X MET3000TX+ now supports multiple languages including Chinese, Russian, German, French, and others.

Oxford Instruments, www.oxford-instruments.com


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