Handheld LIBS Analyzer
ATL3100
Laser Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy (LIBS) is ananalytical technique that uses high-energy laser pulsesfocused directly on the surface of a sample to excite theouter electrons of atoms and generate atomic emissionspectra of the plasma.
Delivery
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minimum order
1 unit
Country of Origin
Made in China
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Description
Laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy (LIBS) is an analytical technique that employs high-energy laser pulses focused directly on a sample surface to excite outer-shell electrons of atoms, thereby generating plasma and enabling atomic emission spectroscopy analysis.
The ATL3100 is suitable for testing nearly all types of alloys, including scrap metals, superalloys, alloy steels, stainless steels, tool steels, chromium-molybdenum steels, aluminum alloys, nickel alloys, titanium alloys, cobalt alloys, Australian copper alloys, precious metals, zinc alloys, special alloys, Australian zirconium alloys, and composite alloys. It exhibits excellent environmental adaptability and can operate effortlessly under complex working conditions.
The ATL3100 is suitable for quality control in the metal manufacturing and processing industry, enabling material composition analysis and alloy grade identification for a wide range of materials including critical components, raw materials, and welds.
Features
- Simultaneous multi-element analysis: Achieves both qualitative and quantitative analysis of multiple elements simultaneously
- Detection of light elements (Z <12): Accurately detects elements such as Al, Be, Mg, and Ca.
- High safety performance: The world's safest handheld spectrometer.
- Lightweight and portable: weighs 1.75 kg (including battery), with long standby time for reliable performance.
- Outstanding sample shape compatibility: Direct analysis of solid samples makes it a powerful tool for rapid screening, compatible with alloys of various shapes.
Application
- Alloy Testing
- Material Component Identification (PMI)