Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc. will demonstrate its third-generation handheld Thermo Scientific Niton XL3 700 series x-ray fluorescence (XRF) analyzers. These instruments provide the fastest solder alloy grade identification and laboratory-quality composition analysis of plastics and polymers ever performed with a handheld XRF analyzer. Typical time for routine solder screening measurements is less than 5 seconds – as much as 2 ½ times faster than our previous generation of analyzers. The XL3t features a 50 kilovolt, 2-watt x-ray tube, the highest power x-ray tube ever offered in a handheld XRF analyzer, as well as advanced electronics that enable a host of new features directly benefiting the customer.  Thermo Fisher Scientific is the world’s leading manufacturer of handheld XRF analyzers.

Thermo Scientific Niton XL3 instruments give component manufacturers, distributors, OEMs, recyclers and others the fast, accurate, easy-to-use analytical tools they need to test parts and finished goods for compliance with RoHS, China ROHS, WEEE and other regulations.

The XL3 700 series offers many benefits including:

• Component testing: The XL3’s higher speed and lower element detection limits enable users to screen incoming components faster. The 50 kV x-ray tube, improved source filtering and advanced analog and digital electronics produce more precise and accurate results for every measured element – particularly cadmium, which must be accurately measured at low concentrations for RoHS-WEEE compliance.
• Solder analysis: The XL3’s superior testing speed and low element detection limits enable users to closely monitor concentrations of lead, copper and other elements in solder, expediting electronics manufacturing and minimizing the need to send solder samples to laboratories for destructive testing.
• Switchable small-spot focus: XL3 Series XRF analyzers with optional small spot analysis hardware let users select either 8 mm diameter or 3 mm diameter analysis spot size for each measurement. This stand-out feature allows users to screen larger areas of printed circuit boards and other heterogeneous samples quickly; but, when smaller components need analysis in isolation, users can switch in seconds to measure a 3 mm diameter spot on the sample.  An internal color CCD camera allows users to pinpoint areas of interest and store an image of the tested area with their XRF analytical results for recordkeeping and documentation.
  

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