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X-Ray Microscopes

The XGT-7200 represents a completely new generation of XRF microscope, and leads the way to a new era of science. It offers a seamless merger between optical observation and elemental analysis functions, revolutionizing the world of micro-analysis and establishing micro-XRF as a routine tool for the research and analytical scientist.

Specifications

Measurement Principle: Energy dispersive X-ray fluorescence
X-Ray Beam Diameter: <= 10um, <= 100um, <= 1.2mm
Chamber SIze (Width): 450 mm
Chamber Size (Depth): 500 mm
Chamber Size (Height): 80 mm
Data Sheet
With the unique X-ray Guide Tube the bench top XGT-5200 systems allow convenient access to X-ray fluorescence analysis with high spatial resolution – from 1.2 mm down to 10 µm. There is no sample preparation or vacuum required – the object is simply placed in the sample chamber and analysed at normal atmospheric ...

Specifications

Measurement Principle: Energy dispersive X-ray fluorescence
X-Ray Beam Diameter: <= 10um
Chamber SIze (Width): 350 mm
Chamber Size (Depth): 400 mm
Chamber Size (Height): 40 mm
Data Sheet
The XGT-9000 is the new X-ray analytical microscope from HORIBA. The versatility of this instrument makes it a perfect tool for industrial applications, to detect failure problems or foreign particles, as well as R&D. The application domains of Energy Dispersive X-ray Fluorescence (EDXRF) range from cosmetics to pharmacy, ...

Specifications

Measurement Principle: Energy dispersive X-ray fluorescence
X-Ray Beam Diameter: Custom
Chamber SIze (Width): 450 mm
Chamber Size (Depth): 500 mm
Chamber Size (Height): 80 mm
Data Sheet
There are 3 different X-Ray Microscopes from suppliers and manufacturers listed in this category. In just a few clicks you can compare different X-Ray Microscopes with each other and get an accurate quote based on your needs and specifications. Please note that the prices of X-Ray Microscopes vary significantly for different products based on various factors including technical parameters, features, brand name, etc. Please contact suppliers directly to inquire about the details and accurate pricing information for any product model. Simply navigate to the product page of interest and use the orange button to directly reach out to the respective supplier with one click.

Did You know?

X-Ray microscopes use soft x-rays to produce images of very small objects. They have a typical resolution of ~10um – much higher than conventional optical microscopes – thus offering new routes to address a variety of static and dynamic problems in different branches of modern material science. For example, because of their high-resolution they allow in-vivo examination of biological samples. Additionally, the ability of X-rays to produce fluorescence offers a side-advantage of conducting optical spectroscopy on the examined sample. While, the earliest X-Ray microscopes of mid-20th century used grazing incidence angles, the newest soft x-ray microscopes (such as the one at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory) use an incidence configuration similar to conventional microscopes.