XRF analysis

XRF (X-ray fluorescence) analysis provides a clear identification and analysis of alloys without compromising the robustness of the sample material. That’s handy in the context of an entry check and essential during and at the end of a production process.

An XRF test of ours is always accompanied by a free advisory report listing a clear overview of all important information. XRF analysis:

• Prevents delays
• Enhances product quality
• Is conducted as a rule on-site
• Is highly suitable as an entry check
• Includes a clear free advisory report

Without XRF-analyse it’s impossible to see if incoming goods meet delivery certificates or whether there will be delay in case the certificates lack. In addition, it is a means to minimalize the use of incorrect components during production. Regular XRF analysis also ensures that the used materials meet requirements.

The main advantage of XRF analyse is its reliability. It is impossible to distinct alloys through visual inspection. XRF analyse is very reliable, ensuring you that the material meets all requirements in this context.

XRF analyse is highly suitable as an entry check: we compare the accompanying certificates. This prevents goods that do not meet requirements to end up in your stock or – even worse – in your production process. In case materials lack the accompanying certificates, then XRF analyse can determine the composition of these materials.

XRF analyse can also determine whether the material of an end product meets its requirements. This prevents delay and late delivery, thus allowing timely invoicing.

• Offers reliable quality
• Prevents delays
• Enhances the quality of the end product
• Allows easy entry checks with supply certificates

XRF (X-ray fluorescence) is an analytical technique used to determine the elemental composition of materials and its possible contamination with a spectroscope. Spectroscope measure the fluorescent X-rays emitted from a sample after exiting it with primary X-rays. The difference in wave length between the primary X-rays and the emitted X-rays determine the elemental composition of materials. Though this technique isn’t completely non-destructive, it’s effect on the sample material is negligible.

Civil Engineering

Steel & Non-Residential Construction

Mechanical Engineering

Oil, Gas & Wind

XRF Analysis can be applied in various industries and different situations:

• Entry check of purchased parts for high-end machines
• Verification of material prior to processing
• Acceptation test at the completion of the end product
• Testing during repairs as well as maintenance