Advanced X-ray Analysis in India
For critical process control and laboratory applications, we offer high-power Thermo Scientific wavelength dispersive X-ray fluorescence and X-ray diffraction instruments that are unmatched in speed, precision and reliability. You can even combine both XRF and XRD in the same instrument for truly comprehensive materials analysis from every angle.
Key Features of Elemental Analysis Solutions in India
Portable & Handheld XRF Analyzers
Benchtop XRF (EDXRF & WDXRF) Systems
XRD Systems (X-Ray Diffraction)
Optical Emission Spectrometers (OES)
Advanced combined XRF/XRD instruments
How Advanced X-ray Analysis Work?
Advanced X-ray analysis works by directing high-energy X-rays onto a material, causing its atoms or crystal structure to interact with the radiation. The emitted or diffracted X-rays are detected and analyzed using advanced detectors and software to accurately identify elemental composition, phase structure, and trace elements. Techniques such as high-resolution XRF and XRD provide detailed, precise, and repeatable results, enabling advanced material characterization for research, quality control, and industrial applications.
Locations We Serve
QS Metrology provides Advanced X-ray Analysis across India, serving all major industrial regions, including:
Delhi NCR, Rajasthan, Punjab, Uttar Pradesh, Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Jammu & Kashmir
Why Choose QS Metrology?
Advanced and accurate elemental analysis solutions
Fast, non-destructive testing
Wide range of XRF, XRD, and OES systems
Expert technical and application support
Reliable pan-India service network
FAQs
Advanced X-ray analysis uses high-resolution X-ray techniques to determine elemental composition, phase structure, and material properties with high accuracy.
It typically includes advanced XRF, WDXRF, and XRD systems for detailed elemental and structural analysis.
Advanced systems offer higher sensitivity, better resolution, and the ability to detect trace and light elements with greater precision.
Yes, most advanced X-ray analysis techniques are non-destructive and preserve the integrity of the sample.
It is widely used in aerospace, automotive, electronics, mining, pharmaceuticals, and research laboratories.
Yes, it is ideal for both R&D and high-end quality control where accuracy and repeatability are critical.
